As an alternative, consider using one of the higher-level DBI wrappers on CPAN; I'm personally fond of my own DBIx::SQLEngine, but there are a number of decent choices.

Here's a possible skeleton implementation: 

# Create a SQLEngine wrapper around your existing connection
my $sqldb = DBIx::SQLEngine->new( $dbh );

# Get an array of hashes
my $extracted = $sqldb->fetch_select( sql => <<'/' );
SELECT extracted_ads_id, prop_street_no, prop_street_name
FROM extracted_ads_tbl 
WHERE pin-on-off=0
/

# Build a hash of arrays mapping ad_ids to property info
my %extracted = map { 
    $_->{extracted_ads_id} => [ $_->{prop_street_no}, $_->{prop_street
+_name} ] 
} @$extracted;

# ... now build your web requests and hash of PINs
my %pin_results = ...;

# Do inserts for each resulting record
foreach my $ads_id ( keys %pin_results ) {
  $sqldb->do_insert( sql => [ <<'/', $ads_id, $pin_results{$ads_id} ] 
+);
INSERT INTO enhanced_ads_tbl 
(enhanced_ad_id,extracted_ads_id,pin) 
VALUES (NULL,?,?)
/
}

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