@Julio R Gonzalez someone mentioned it earlier but it would help to speak with a title company.

You saw some videos on it and some folks are making a killing on ostrich milk so you are going to try it out with the hopes of eventually moving to a better farming method.

The quickest way into your next cashflowing property would be to follow the method many refer to as the BRRRR method (Not sure how many R's go on the end).

Driving around looking for buildings is a great method as well as local brokers.

This is what I call the BRRR, with only 3 R's because there is no rehab... or I guess you could call it the BuildRRR or the BuRRR or whatever...

you mean 4 unit or smaller.Typically, the first two criteria for the small time investor are cash flow and appreciation, whether forced by value add rehab/re-purposing the property or it's in an up-and-coming area where values will rise even if it's a dump.For Cash Flow, I recommend using the 1.5% Rule as a quick method to evaluate deals. 

If anyone else has any additional creative methods for generating leads in a highly saturated market, I would be more than willing to accept advise.Thanks in advance,Ivan Rodriguez

I see there's different materials, gauges, installation methods.

@Magesh R.

So in order to meet the correct R-value in the walls and roofs you end up studding out the inside of the container to fit your insulation in and hang drywall.