If you get the shiny object syndrome and keep doing a ton of different strategies then you'll never master any one. 

Do you mean syndrome? 

I have experience living in Kazan, USSR, during the Kazan Syndrome period (gangs on the streets in 1984 -1989), and I know exactly what kind of people they are, so I had no desire to socialize and make friends.

Overcoming imposter syndrome?

There is so much to learn on BP that many new investors often get the shiny object syndrome and try to focus on too much to begin with.

It’s so easy to get shiny object syndrome in real estate - there are just so many ways to have opportunities. 

Creating standards to get rid of bleeding heart syndrome…As we continued to work through our renovation standards, we began to define our leasing standards.

But bottom line Is as you said all that hangover inventory Is basically gone.. so now its old and retiring people that want out of neighborhoods that have turned from owner occ to rental.. or its burnt out landlord syndrome that's where the inventory comes from.

I want to avoid "shiny object syndrome" so I am trying to widen our reach while also staying in the lane of value add that we are comfortable in and have been successful in. 

As either an agent or an investor, I think you hit the nail and it's that: (1) you want to build your resources/team/contacts (2) especially in the beginning, you'll typically want to make sure to choose a path and/or a specific discipline that meets your goals to avoid shiny object syndrome and info overload.