Maybe you can glean some info from there, or you could even just go knock on their door.5.

What I've gleaned from this site is there may have be a period of six months to a year before you could refinance.If you are able to refinance you should be able to use the money you draw out to put down on a new property.  

It's an easy enough read that you could glean the concepts, and get to the basics.I think one flaw in a lot of financial education is that people tend to prioritize one-time situations over habitual and systematic behaviors.

I don't think they PG per say they have some sort of warranty program from what I can glean from the threads about them.

Some good info but nothing I have not already been able to glean from this site and lots of REI reading.

I say "lifestyle" because everything I have gleaned so far seems like this world must be an integral part of your everyday life and thinking in order to have success.A little background.

Am I off base on any of the information I've gleaned?  

What information are you looking to glean from MLS that you cannot get from the public information that is pushed out to website such as zillow, redfin, etc.?

That said, if I were to glean from the legal notices, I’d check the owner’s names against the county recorder or tax collector sites in the county in which they lived.  

from your post I glean that you have apartments. now reserves for those are different than a SFR... as one tenant is only going to do a certain amount of damage to a single apartment unit.. but when you have an SFR a bad tenant can do 10k worth of damage in a heart beat.