Then gotta move forward with marketing and leasing, vacancy is a huge revenue killer, never want to encourage more than is necessary. 

Option A - The only detriments to this compared to B are 5% LTV difference, 0.5% origination fee, and a shorter fixed rate portion.I'd probably roll with the 7-year ARM with the local bank and build a killer business with them. 

I’m ready to buy my second multi family and I’d really like to find a killer deal to get some decent cash flow.

All good but those Florida property taxes are killers!

@Ryan Wydler that credit score of 600 is going to be a deal killer for just about any loan product.  

Wasn't a deal killer and that home has been great for me!

A 24-hour gap between in peak summer season is a killer.

(Nice name by the way :)You have a really good problem right now, it seems like you got a killer deal set if you want to take it, or you could simply wholesale and collect a handsome assignment fee.

Hey 19 year old nelson, good job doing engineering at a state school, now you've got killer income to qualify for loans (and can pay your own off in the first year of work) and the math/programming ability to do real estate analytics at scale.2.

It will be much hard to fill units at that rate, and if you do find anyone, those tenants will quickly realize they have better options for the same rent amount elsewhere, so you'll have high turnover which is number one profit killer IME.