My work ethic is second to none and service before self has been a lifestyle that carries forward on most of the things I do. 

@Michael Burks, if all you want is to invest in multi-family passively, you don't need Lifestyles.

House hacking is OK but defiantly not a lifestyle for everyone.

The latter is the strategy I've employed over my time in Real Estate.Ultimately the goals and strategies you employ will need to be what best fits your lifestyle and level of comfort.  

There is a lot to discuss, from geography, business hubs, and lifestyle choices.

Sarah is a multimillionaire with 100 doors, and more cash flow than she even wants to spend.John is living paycheck to paycheck and spends more to maintain his lifestyle than Sarah.Who is greedy? 

What if you made an extra five figures per year and still maintained your current lifestyle?  

Our American culture  and lifestyle leaves us dehydrated .

I think that you should seriously think about the lifestyle you want to have and what type of property will give you that return. 

It’s not that complicated to limit the amount of lifestyle creep on your expenses as you grow older, just so few have a strong why that keeps them disciplined to.