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? 

Thanks @Mike D'Arrigo, I will check your website and explore Kansas City.

@Todd Gilfoy depending on the price point and the quality of the flips you plan to do depends on the locations and methods of acquiring the properties you will use.