What is MFM and was this workshop held here?

Is there any free work shops to attend today?

They have millions in lawsuits against them and are in default on multiple loans that I’m personally aware of.

Quote from @Rob Tomko: I was hoping to hear some best practices for people out there that own multiple properties.

I am in the process of purchasing multiple (6-8) SFRs in a package. 

Also, one thing I’ve seen firsthand is that good bookkeeping and clean documentation make all the difference once you start juggling multiple businesses and properties. 

I've been to a few local REIT workshops, but it seems they all tell you to go buy in midwest, and get a deal by buying from folks who are about to lose their homes. 

🎉 Building a reliable network of real estate attorneys is one of the smartest early moves you can make.A few strategies that have worked well for me and others in the industry:Start local: Attend County or regional real estate investor meetups, title company events, and REBAR-style networking sessions — attorneys who specialize in real estate often sponsor or attend these.Leverage your existing deals: Ask your closing/title partners which attorneys they see handle smooth, on-time transactions — those are often the most “brokerage-friendly” firms.Collaborate through education: Hosting a short legal Q&A or workshop for your agents or clients is a great way to test chemistry and see how an attorney communicates under real conditions.Join professional groups: In New Jersey, look into the NJ Realtors® Legal Resource Network and local landlord/real estate investment associations (e.g., South Jersey REIA, Garden State REIA).

I signed up for a note workshop to learn more about that business.I would like to know your thoughts about the market?

you absolutely should be advertising in multiple places, just plug in whoever you pick to the system you want after the fact.