My goals for 2016 are to learn the details of analyzing a rental property, understand the accounting of a rental property, learn how to analyze a 'deal', understand different methods to find and purchase property, and develop relationships with other investors (local and through BP).  

My education is in civil engineering, and that kind of methodical, calculated mindset is what makes sense to me.

Recently purchased a condo (3/2.5, 1500 sqft) at a foreclosure auction.ARV - $105,000Purchase Price - $68,000 cashRents for - $1,200Repair Estimate - $7,000 (Flooring & Paint)Association Fees - $203/moTaxes - $907Insurance - $50/moI am looking to implement to BRRR method and wanted to ask for advice. 

@Mark NeigerHard to give specific advice on strategies without knowing your resources, time availability, and market.Poke around on BP for a while as this question has been asked many times.The only common denominator I've found with all methods is patience and persistence.Good luck.

IMO for or someone like @Michael Blitshtein overseas this is a much more reasonable method to deploy his available 30 K across  5 or 6 diverse investments and reduce his risk and management headache vastly as compared to one 30K D grade property.

The top 3 marketing methods that work in most markets are:1) Google AdWords (paid search, NOT any type of display including Facebook display ads)2) Direct Mail (especially to absentees with more than 40% equity)3) Outdoor (billboards and other types of signs or outdoor displays)

If your current objective is to explore other markets for possible investments, I suggest you get methodical about it.

If you are busy with another job those methods are probably not what you are after.

Or is there a completely different method to all of this? 

Considering a part of the BRRRR strategy with some modifications.