Hate to answer my own question because I'm definitely no expert on this but here's what I've figured out so far: 1. Click the Edit drop-down menu and select "Edit with iD" 2. Click the "area" menu 3. Draw a box that outlines the satellite image of the building 4. Click the house icon in the center of the new area 5. Select the second icon (clockwise) to square up the corners if needed 6. On the "Select Feature Type" dialog that appears on the right, pick "Building" 7. Fill in the building data including the address (see caveat below) 8. Click Save Once the correct address is assimilated by the system, it apparently drops any duplicate address pointers. Caveats: The system doesn't appear to be able to handle multi-use or multi-tenant buildings, so there's no way to add business names, websites, addresses with suite numbers, etc. for that type of building. A word around work-around seems to be creating "points" of type "other" to represent each suite and adding the business names and other data to those.

Hate to answer my own question because I'm definitely no expert on this but here's what I've figured out so far: 1. Click the Edit drop-down menu and select "Edit with iD" 2. Click the "area" menu 3. Draw a box that outlines the satellite image of the building 4. Click the house icon in the center of the new area 5. Select the second icon (clockwise) to square up the corners if needed 6. On the "Select Feature Type" dialog that appears on the right, pick "Building" 7. Fill in the building data including the address (see caveat below) 8. Click Save Once the correct address is assimilated by the system, it apparently drops any duplicate address pointers. Caveats: The system doesn't appear to be able to handle multi-use or multi-tenant buildings, so there's no way to add business names, websites, addresses with suite numbers, etc. for that type of building.building. A word around seems to be creating "points" of type "other" to represent each suite and adding the business names and other data to those.

Hate to answer my own question because I'm definitely no expert on this but here's what I've figured out so far: 1. Click the Edit drop-down menu and select "Edit with iD" 2. Click the "area" menu 3. Draw a box that outlines the satellite image of the building 4. Click the house icon in the center of the new area 5. Select the second icon (clockwise) to square up the corners if needed 6. On the "Select Feature Type" dialog that appears on the right, pick "Building" 7. Fill in the building data including the address (see caveat below) 8. Click Save Once the correct address is assimilated by the system, it apparently drops any duplicate address pointers. Caveats: The system doesn't appear to be able to handle multi-use or multi-tenant buildings, so there's no way to add business names, websites, addresses with suite numbers, etc. for that type of building.