Our townhouse was built as a 2 bed 2 bath with an unfinished basement (that is tiny, around 300sqft but divided into utility room, small walk in closet, and oddly long and narrow main room) and 2 car garage.

The insurance company drags their feet, hired crap contractors that do crap work and often band aid the issue so its continues to be an issue over and over. 

This will help you narrow your research too.

BP has a hefty list so I am trying to narrow it down to a handful to start.  

I would eventually narrow down your focus on one asset class, and if possible, one geography, and one strategy within that asset class. 

Once you have those locked in you can really narrow down your search to be as specific as possible and from there finding a property is the easy part. 

Many more Florida counties were flooded by the inner and outer rain bands of this 500-mile-wide storm.

Because there are so many, you have to narrow down your parameters to see which one's make the most sense for you.

Try to narrow it down to your top 3-4.

The properties that I have looked at in the Philadelphia area (B and C Class) also seem to have multi-family properties from top-to-bottom and utilities are separate besides for water.