Be careful taking any loan without knowing your numbers. 

Or are you looking to be more the CEO where you are the decision maker and have a team to take care of the rest.  

I would like to put the money into purchasing another investment property.

In regard to section 8, be careful with trying to get higher rents than market.Your best section 8 tenants aren’t stupid and are very sensitive to location.  

You'll get people here telling you all their voucher tenants are stellar, nice, kind, caring people with bad circumstances and are the most respectful tenants ever. 

The payoff is worth it in the long run with reliable, on-time rent payments and tenants who are more likely to stay long-term, and take care of your property. 

I would say if you are originating them you need to be very careful with how it's drafted as if payments go toward paying down a loan then even though you call it a lease option a judge in a judicial state will view it as if the borrower then has equity and treat it like a mortgagei think that's where it gets a bad rap is a lot of people doing them do not know how. 

A good set of architectural drawings and a well drafted contract containing payment terms, time frames,  specs or at minimum allowances that is carefully reviewed by both parties will greatly reduce most contractor disputes.

Quote from @Laurens Van swol: We are exploring the possibility of purchasing an investment property in Florida.

I think that could be dangerous if people are not careful in their evaluation.