Definitely worth a listen to see if you can pick up any tips from his method.

In situations like this- where you are hoping to increase cash flow by $160 a month, but do so through a relatively expensive method, I like to ask myself; "How can I leverage what I have and create that same cashflow elsewhere." 

This will allow the building to still generate revenue while you methodically get everything up to market. 

(That's one way) And another way you can buy rental properties is through the method of subject-to.  

Its 2020, this system feels like from 1980, and I keep trying to figure out why he wouldn't set it up on an automated platform where you don't have to be depositing 34 checks every month, and messaging numerous tenants to remind them their payment is due.

I intend to utilize the BRRRR method with all in costs (acquisition+rehab+holding) to be between 60-90k.

Would you all consider wholesaling a good method to get involved with if you have debt such as car loan and student loans.

Co ops in new York can be a great opportunity if you rent them out I hear but that would be if you're considering the brrr method

In your experience, using OPM for purchase price or rehab a good method?

The method to attract investors is the same.