I don't have the link handy, but Forbes magazine did an article on it a while back.

My goal is 50 (multi-family) units in 10 years or less.Thanks to the tip from podcast 167 (Kevin Wood), I'm subscribing to Huntsville business journals, magazines and blogs.Any reachout from people in Huntsville, AL is welcome.

I'm a native New Yorker living in Atlanta.  

I guess he is the real deal....just found this on WikipediaCareer[edit]Since December 2002, Kent has been in the real estate investing and real estate education industries, becoming an industry trainer, and national speaker.[2] Kent’s organization, Real Estate Worldwide and affiliated companies, have sold over $35 million in real estate investing software, education, and personalized mentoring to students all over North America.[3] His family’s investment company has sold over 600 turnkey properties a year and managing over 3,500 properties in 3 states.[4][5]In 2015, Kent and his family had the distinguished honor of having 4 companies named in Inc Magazine’s 5000 Fastest Growing Companies list.

Hello, Newbie here from Staten Island, NY. Looking for someone local who has experience in the real estate field who can be a mentor or even just want to chat about real estate and investing in general.

[b] Hi all,

Delighted to have found this site and it seems you all have established a great community. A little bit about me. I am originally from Ireland, moved to the U.S. over 11 years ago and have loved every min...

A 2-building, 2-kitchen home featured in magazines that has been renovated by a successful artist exhibiting in Europe in NYC.

Hi all,I'm a New Yorker who just moved to Charleston, South Carolina.

That's the number I've seen in some reports, and also what I calculated by going through a couple of months of SFAA (San Francisco Apartment Association) magazines and writing down the sale price and # units of multi-family buildings. 

I like to check different business magazines out and cross reference them.