I've taken the former approach but I may start fully doing one house per year here soon just to get it out of the way.What issues, exactly, are you dealing with? 

@Nicholas LudwiczakIf your going to get into Self Storage, this is a great deal.The market sounds small for these two locations, thus there must be a lot of people living in the countryside.Here is the approach I would take for a small market Self storage setup. 

Jaime The cost approach (land value + depreciated cost of improvements) is typically the least reliable indicator of value.

You want to look approachable. 

This approach aligns with my personal goal to recycle as much cash as possible.

**Financial Security**: Being young and living in NJ, I want to build a strong financial foundation first to ensure stability before taking on more leveraged investments.This approach might be slower than the BRRRR method, but it provides peace of mind and a secure starting point for future investments.Pros and ConsPros:•Initial capital boost from flipping the first house.

By our estimate, it should take us about 10-12 years to payoff all the properties with this snowball approach.

Even if you have to travel a couple of hours, you have a much better chance of finding someone.How to approach a mentorOnce you've found a likely candidate, it's time to reach out and ask.

Can anyone provide their experiences using this approach?

No, I won't rub your ego about how smart your scared spectator approach to life is people, waiting for a guaranteed result before make effort.