Sub2, Gator Method, all B/S.

@Alex JacobsNew investors who want to increase their portfolio and reduce their initial investment often employ the "house hacking" method.

I created an account a while back without much initiative but now I have returned looking to learn the BRRRR method.

For example, try USDA (if possible) or FHA loan first and start by buying a primary residence, then do X, then Y.Also, are there methods to minimize upfront costs? 

The spread left in the escrow is now released  to you.You do this same method with hedge funds  

*Due to my job, I have access to some brilliant people as well as trades people all across the board and will also have a broker's license. 

While possible to do after you have many properties where it can be paid off quickly I would not recommend doing it out front. using this method to circumvent saving cash will only lead to over leverage and a false feeling of investing to slow you down later  

Here are some additional methods to help you find off-market deals:Networking: Make connections with other investors, real estate professionals, and possible sellers by going to regional real estate meetings, networking events, and industry conferences.Direct Mail Campaigns: To connect with homeowners in certain neighborhoods or with particular property attributes, create a tailored direct mail campaign.Driving for Dollars: Identify foreclosed or distressed properties by physically driving or strolling around neighborhoods.

I appreciate your methodical next step. 

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.