These folks are serious as a heart attack.

I haven't talked with the owner about purchasing since I have zero personal finance and no concrete plan of attack.

Attacking a smaller list with more frequency is the way to go.

Of course, this is a different type of risk and requires a lot more cash (no mortgages) but risk can also be good (ie certain areas of Manila have been growing about 10% a month for the past half year) as well as devastating (Duterte could choose to launch an attack the gaming industry in Manila at any point, and possibly wipe out all of the recent growth and more overnight).

Which is fine, but I’m looking to speed the pace up.After having contemplated using the BRRRR strategy in the past, I recently finished @David Greene's book on Long-Distance Real Estate Investing (great read, IMO) and I am going to go full-tilt on getting the money together to do a BRRRR project on my own, out-of-state.I’ve given all this info (and sorry that it got kind of long, thanks for getting to this point) in hopes that I can get some feedback on how to attack that.A few options I’ve contemplated getting the money together for a BRRRR project:Save up enough money to buy a BRRRR project using financing for the initial purchase (likely end of this year).Save up enough to buy a BRRRR project with all cash, and hopefully unlock better buys (likely end of next year, 2019).

It's a commonly asked question that Robert Kiyosaki loves to attack. 

What is the proper way to attacking this situation?

Does anyone have any ideas on what may be the best angle of attack?   

I will attack this later today.

Now prepare for the haters to come shortly to attack you... it's late but give it a few, :-).... seriously [smh].