Public record so I'll post it for anyone in the future who comes across this.

To share some of the answered publicly- Its a 3 Unit property 3/1; 3/2; and a 2/1.

Wow, I didn't expect to get bashed on a public forum.

Shareholders have rights with publicly traded companies and they can control the value of the company as well. 

By doing so, and assuming I got that correctly, I'd then move on to rehabbing, renting and refinancing, I'd be able to pull virtually all of the initial public equity out?

There's also some case law where a valid public purpose had to be shown for prohibiting certain types of rental activity. 

I enjoy the way you lay out your expertise in an easy to understand manner and appreciate the fact that you put it out on such a public platform....Regarding your question on the knowledge that I gained from your posts that surprised my boss, the most memorable moment was during my interview.

The only safe way for a bank is at a public auction where it's harder to pull off these shenanigans.I bought a condo at a public auction at the bottom of the market, and a year later they still had 30 available selling for $25K more.

For example, someone has 2 properties in RI and they don't want anyone to find out through public records that they own those properties.

I would start with the county recorder since all transactions are public record in Georgia.