The broker might also be able to recommend some lenders that would help you with financing.To your other question about the type of financing, it would depend on what you plan to do with the property once you have full ownership. 

Hi John, I recommend reaching out to a local property manager (search on Google Maps) with many 5-star reviews to see what legal action you can take before the Sheriff is available to execute the eviction.Property managers specialize in landlord-tenant law and should be able to help you determine a path forward that doesn't require waiting 3 months after the lease ends.

We have a few lenders in our network that cover MO who can help.

Work with a broker or lender to find the best loan for you.Good luck!

For a new property, lenders check your income, credit score, and debts.

i would start by getting 3 quotes from gc's that have good google reviews 

I would pick 3 gc's off of google with good reviews and go from there 

Chase realtors, investors, lenders, brokers. 

I can review the annual housing growth from 21-22 and 22-23 in a select few cities to see what I'll find.

After seeing several "market crashes" of varying degrees, an experienced lender will not lend 100%..particularly on a non-owner-occupied investment.