I’m currently paying down debt by this summer and should have saved for a relatively small deposit by EOY 2019.Here is my current position.Purchased 1st property as a USDA in MauiUSDA Ln: $400kMortgage: $2202Consumer Debt: $0 (06/2019)Owe Aprx: $385,000Home Value: $500kIncome: $74k yrlyDown payment: $23k (12/2019)720 Credit score Im looking to purchase something small, preferably in a wooded mountain area (ideal for short term rental) but open to anything affordable.Right now I have my short term goals set out but been wracking my brain trying to figure out the next best possible approach to REI.Any help or advice would be GREATLY appreciated!

My partners and I are relatively new to notes but have invested in both CFDs and mortgages.  

I am still relatively new to Atlanta.

However, I'd like to keep my "rent payment" to myself relatively low.

It will give you a bunch of relative names.

We manage everything on the back end including reporting, accounting, investor relations, etc.

You my dude happen to live in Kansas City so you've got a leg up on the west coasters.You can simply invest in your own town with relative ease & low cost.

@Jay Hinrichs  I have a few rentals already leveraged at a modest ~60% LTV, and my W2 is with the military and due to living frugaly I am able to save ~3k/month from the military income alone and have more than enough cash reserves so I am not worried in the least about being overstretched and unable to pay the loan.Even if you are able to buy a property at a discount, a 25% downpayment is still relatively expensive so the ability to avoid that problem would be nice. 

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I'm here in the KC market as well; investing, brokering deals, lots of investor relations & such.