I am not an expert in the current state of Arbitrage (have done a few years ago), nor an expert in Orlando (would consider myself an expert in Tampa down the road, have a few units under management in Orlando area). 

I have a MFR and a SFH (going to convert to SFR) and I am interested in investing in mulit units, buy and hold.

It is going to be almost impossible to find a property manager who cares about your property as much as you do, specially if you are just starting and don't have too many units with them, having said that I agree with @Robert Matelski, you defiantly need to have one specially when you are out of state investor. 2.

Most lenders will generally lend on 1-4 units and condos.

Additionally, It is noteworthy that the seller was a member of the HOA board at the time of obtaining this permit, raising questions about the legitimacy of the process.Though I am not currently residing in the apartment, I took the initiative to rectify the flooring issue in cooperation with the HOA, given the significant disturbance experienced by the current residents due to the subpar quality of the previous labor.Furthermore, short after I bought the unit, I discovered an assessment imposed on the condominium, which I was not informed about prior to purchasing the unit.

We have a coin set up for 12 units.

Most DSCR lenders also don't have limits on your overall limit so if you want to buy 10 or 1000 units they can handle that.

Since they are gone, you have to put together the cost of damages, lost rent and any other cost to get this unit re-rented.

We manage about 350 units of multi-family apartments in Norfolk, VA and are constantly measuring data/market trends as it relates to leasing, PM churn, and growth in the area. 

Planning to occupy one of the units and use the other one as STR.