About a year ago, we bought a property in the Kansas City, Missouri area.The MLS listing stated the property was 1,700 square feet.However, someone alerted us to a potential error, suggesting the square footage might be smaller.

Thanks for all the great suggestions.

Option 3 suggests having another discussion with the credit union to negotiate terms or explore alternative loan options within the institution.

If not, any suggestions for somebody with limited capital seeking a cash flowing property? 

If you decide to go this route, I strongly suggest you have the same expiration date for all the leases. 

If you are an investor looking to branch off and diversify your portfolio beyond your local borders, I highly suggest you find an investor friendly agent to help guide you through the process of finding your next deal. 

For future investments, I'd suggest a small multi-family that cash flows.

I'd purchase (or build) free standing guards.It's also protecting your radiator from a baby who will drop things in to it. 

Hi Boffill, since you're out of state and in person events to find PMs may be difficult I'd suggest also posting in the classified section of Bigger Pockets to see if you can find someone good that can help!

This guarantees that rent payments are timely and consistent.To start, I'd suggest reaching out to social workers and case managers at these organizations.