Me personally, I do a mixture.

Around here, even though I'm considered a rural part of Chicago (about 90 mins outside Chicago and mostly corn!)

Purchased 9 duplexes that have a mixture of rehab required.

@James Wise I had to replace carpet in an infested house with laminate thinking that would fix it but no.Spent a lot on various fumigation without desired results.However, I read about rubbing alcohol+ mint oil mixture...works like a charm.Make sure you find their 'nest' and apply it there.Just go crazy with it and apply it everywhere.They will die on contact.You may need to get rid of furniture that may serve as hideout for them.Springbox is notorious for this.Goodluck.!

It's a good group of folks with a mixture of experiences and investment strategies. 

Its a mixture of a house hack and a BRRRR strategy. 

I hear that bigger pockets has a mixture of individuals who are looking to get hands on into real estate and there are individuals who are looking for passive income.Any tips on how to attract investors who are interested in passive income in the multi family syndication space?

My goals would align with a mixture of a larger number of units and paying them off as quickly as possible as well for greater cash flow. 

I definitely would not buy corned beef and cabbage.

A right mixture of being young enough to take the risk, brave enough to take the risk, having a secure job, a large enough disposable income, and had paid off all my student loans near the height of the market.