Spot the junk parcel before you mail it

1 · Learn the move · Examples + few-shot

Every list carries parcels you will never buy: a thirty-foot strip along a ditch, a drainage lot the subdivision still owns, a parcel coded as road right of way, a sliver left over from a highway taking. Mail them and you pay postage to start conversations you will end. Describing junk in general terms gets you a general answer. Showing it works better: paste three or four rows you already learned were junk, each with the reason in one line, and ask the model to flag new rows that match those patterns, naming which example and which cell triggered it. This is a desk skim of the export before postage, not diligence. The model may say a row LOOKS LIKE pattern 2; it may not say a parcel is unbuildable, has no access or is worthless, because an export row cannot show any of that. Flags go to a hold file for a thirty-second map check, not to the bin.

Below are four rows I already know were junk, each with the reason. Use them as the pattern. Then read the new rows and flag any that LOOK LIKE one of my examples, naming the example and the cell that matched. Never state that a parcel has no access, cannot be built on, or is worthless. Flagged rows go to HOLD, not delete. [my junk examples] [new rows]