sorry about the spelling errors in my original question, my cell has a mind of its own.

There is a rural property in the Kansas City area that I have an interest in wanting to buy, and I’d like to pick you all’s creative minds to help find a way obtain it with the lowest risk possible.

Having this in mind will also affect the decision making process when analyzing the location, the projected monthly rents, etc.Just be conservative in your underwriting and implement strategies to protect the downside before anything else.Good luck!

Do you mind sharing who your lender was? 

I'm not in that area but i wont mind meeting up

If you living there you'll find like minded people who could then be your tenants.

The advice I see is that you make your money going in, I have my eye on something and I have my final offer in mind, but my two cents is as long as the price allows you to profit...Never go over....GOOD LUCK!

Other fees may include appraisal, processing, application, etc - so it's good to know these details up front before you decide on a lender based on interest rate alone.Also, keep in mind if the lender is a Broker or Direct Lender (brokers bring deals to direct lenders and add their fee on top of what they would charge = more expensive for you).

Barbara Corcoran is a name that comes to mind.

After looking at a few in the price range I had in mind I have to agree, it may not be the best route for my situation.