You can find a map online to confirm if you wish. 

If you are listing it online, aren't you just in a sense just "listing it on market"? 

With that being said I have found an opportunity to get back in the game. 

While I realize that if a person really wants to find out who owns the LLC, they ultimately can with some personal effort or potentially the courts, I didn’t want people to be able to easily look up that information online (ie a simple Google search).

Many municipalities have online databases where you can filter properties by type, including multifamily homes.- ALN Apartment Data: This platform offers detailed information about multifamily properties across the U.S., including occupancy rates and rental trends, which can help you spot potential investment opportunities.- HUD Multifamily Housing Listings: The HUD website lists multifamily properties for sale, including foreclosures and government-owned properties.

The property owner always loses while the arbiter has no skin in the game at all, just skimming profits off of the owner and can walk away any time they want without reprocussions. 

I’ve been in the real estate investing game for over 20 years, primarily focusing on the Tampa Bay area.

Cashflow + appreciation.Connect with Fellow Investors: Join local meetups or online groups.

When the market swings the opposite direction, you'll be ahead of the game.

The MFM group is a machine that churns out many people looking to become MF investors.If you are interested in learning more about commercial RE, not just MF, there are many online virtual meetups as well which can give you a lot more exposure than just your local market for in person events.There are also other, more affordable, options to continue your education rather than paying a large amount for a mentorship program right away.Happy to share these with you if interested.