Its certainly worth looking into, the diversification would appeal to me. 

Spending nights and weekends away from my wife and family just to make ends meet just doesn't hold its's appeal that it used to.

That is where the money will be made but you will have to make your offer more appealing to the seller as many have stated before.I am not sure of how you are coming up with your offer price but it is extremely important to know the area, know what your rehab budget is going to be for each property and know the ARV value as well.

Right now i'm most interested in rental property as that is what i've researched the most and passive income is my main goal, however the prospect of flipping a couple hoses is very appealing as it would jump start my rental property purchases.

Neither of these tax bills is very appealing when you consider the % of the property's value you are paying each year to the government, and my experience is that the Jersey tax bill will only continue to get worse, which will seriously affect what you will be able to sell it for in the future.

I think property management is a great fit for women (without trying to sound sexist) as it appeals to their natural way of doing things.

The Lincoln Street one does have some appealing aspects and is certainly on my radar.

I think you have to appeal to people's sense of fairness, although that is a foreign concept to many HOAs.

Schools make a property very appealing for rent and resale if you are marketing to young families starting out so keep that in mind. 

I am also interested in purchasing multi units for myself as well, package or wholesale deals appeal most to me!