doing some research for an upcoming presentation, and as a hands-ON investor, it can be hard for me to really put my 'hands-OFF hat' on and compare passive investing vehicles without any bias. i'd love to hear especially from those who have tried multiple strategies, which of these you lean towards most & why:- syndications- REITs- private lending- being a hands-off capital partner- buying from turnkey companies (not sure i'd call this passive though)...

I'm actually about an hour and half east of Fayetteville, AR in a town called Harrison.

You will be doing a lot of cold calling or sending cold emails to landlords, there will be a lot of no, but keep pushing until you get a yes.

The property was purchased with my assistance as a buyer's agent, and an internal ADU was constructed after the purchase.

Lastly, if you're going to be the center of Greek off campus housing, then yes you're inviting some interesting phone calls and situations.

Economists call this Stagflation.

If you have further questions, call your insurance company, they will be able to give you some insight into your liabilities since chances are they will be representing you for a mold claim.Lastly, you can call a remediation company for a quote. 

You called it a fourplex but then described either 5 or 6 units.

Or it could just be a sign of how many times they were called out and the person wasn’t serious.

@Deep RonOne thing to remember when you are getting into RE investing is to have your team of people or as Brandon Turner from the Bigger Pockets Podcast calls it your CORE 41.