You can likely take a mixture of the advice here and apply it to your situation with confidence that it will work out well.

With all that being said, since you're just starting out, I would focus supercharging your portfolio by a mixture of repeating the house hacking strategy regularly, using creative financing, and maintaining discipline with whatever your financial situation may be.

The problem comes in finding a turnkey at 64% of its current value.You can obviously do a mixture of the two where you buy at a discount and don't have to wait as long on appreciation, but there's a reason most BRRRRs are rehabs - it's where a person can "force" equity.  

It'll be mixture of passive income along with some real estate - but by cutting his portfolio in half and living off just a percentage of that half, he'll be fine either way.

Your explanation is a mixture of pieces of situations and selective pieces at that. 

Great idea Matt, only I am leaning towards Robert De Niro or Joe Pesci playing me with a final seen in either the corn fields or the desert with a hole about 6 feet deep.

I am looking to grow my portfolio with a mixture of STR, single family, and small multi units.

If not some of the hybrid concrete mixtures can be extraordinary.

And in the stock market, I look for a mixture of cash flow (dividends) and stock price appreciation.  

A mixture of BRRRR and fix and flips.