My combination of forced appreciation Multifamily Millions style (David Lindahl), has allowed me to not only experience over 3 times the cash flow I was getting on those condos in San Diego, plus exponential appreciation.  

I am pretty new to the real estate industry and I was wondering wat is better as a real estate invester: buy rental properties and get the money through rent and cashflow or is it better to do wholesale in real estate or can I combine these two.What are your thoughts about this?

I'm going to combine the suggestions you all have given me.

Is your property considered modern or meeting the needs of the local population?

Rehab: $50,000 (seller's agent information)ARV: $180,000Rent: Both units combined should rent for $1800/month (could potentially be upwards of $2200 with higher quality rehab)Monthly cashflow = $470(see photo of analysis for additional info)meaning...

A typical project would involve a facade replacement, building mechanical overhaul or upgrade, vertical expansions, new or modernized elevators, restrooms and lobbies. 

Also, it is a bit time sensitive and the owner will bring this to the market in about a months time...Is it possible to combine 3 strategies here and do a 3% FHA, BRRRR, AND a construction loan?

If go with an asphalt lot or a larger combination of gravel and asphalt, what is the general cost of laying down a flat slab of 1 acre lot of asphalt.A. price for 1 acre lot of asphaltB.

I'm wondering what would be the best combination of financing for me and this house. 

Furthermore, the better platforms understand this quandary and are unwilling to support it.For both these reasons you might want to consider promoting your project directly yourself in combination with any work you may do with a crowdfunding platform that will list your deal.