Yes, Get started on a website, and start working on SEO.

I am just getting started in my real estate journey and I want to learn more/practice underwriting deals! 

SEO is best bang for your buck no matter how you spin it.The downside on SEO is that it takes time.So the best strategy is getting a website, make it absolutely credible, then drive paid traffic to it for instant returns.

Cash flow is generally better with the MFs from what I have seen though, and you eliminate a portion of the risk as far as vacancy factor is concerned - so that is a good consideration to think about.Pretty standard practice I have seen these days amidst Covid is for the tenant occupied properties to require contract before showing, just to eliminate a lot of in-and-out out of respect for the tenants and their families.

I am currently looking for multi-family in my area in attempts to practice analyzing deals, and My real estate agent knows my goals and sends me some listings.

Have you started practicing some of these skills such as underwriting?

I can legally pass referral fees out like they are candy to any licensee (They never have to show a house or put up a sign, pay for MLS access or join a board, just be licensed by the state to practice RE).

Not as good as SEO, but better than Facebook.This because with PPC people are still looking for you.

No deal finder person can beat SEO.

But, I feel at same time some items can be discussed on a broader sense as best practice etc (like how you've set up/manage the LLCs).