You will not have access to the MLS, in most places, and may have a hard time finding forms for the sale of property.  

I have unlimited access to money,  it's just about finding the right deal and that seems to be the hard part the last year and a half doing real estate.  

Anyone who has bought a lot of HUD homes in the past knows how valuable the info can beI cannot tag him but Mark Ferguson, as a HUD broker do you have access to the HUD appraisal anymore ?

Hi Juan A duplex two blocks from a duplex that I own and live at just sold as a fixer-upper for 105,000 but Ive seen some other one's going for 160,000 up to 200,000 that I think should be fixer-upper's.

have a "fabulous" prize-don't divulge it to the residents as somethings are not always available / accessable.  

Where in the house is the main shutoff access?

They take care of everything, and since they are a larger PM, they have access to contractors and repair people that you wouldn't.  

A block south of my 2 flat are row homes/town homes which were sold out before construction completed, several new multi-family and SFH have also been built/being built now in the neighborhood. 

So issue is essentially what you were asking access that equity other than selling it and "how to" measure the refi fees & cash in hand vs effect to cash flow & refi fees.I have seen a couple posts asking about using HELOC loans which I guess have less fees but just started researching those but I guess they are lower LTV so might not offer access to as much cash.I guess it all depends on goals and what you want to accomplish...

I have found http://zimas.lacity.org for GIS searching, But the Block out the owner info.