( current seasonal rental on cape ann is affordable but impermanent).. clock is ticking on the home of my dreams (located in NH; i have always lived in MA)Happy to provide more details and/or apologize for the long-windedness of this post.

Hi, I tried to look for this answer before posting so I apologize if its been answered. 

Sometimes people just want a sincere apology. 

My apology.

Sorry, I said its ready for rent, but I only said that because the house is not in bad condition at all my apologies, but it is for rehab and flip.

Apologies for the lengthy post, but the details are a bit involved. 

My apologizes for the misspell.Thanks.

I have done some searching and could not find an answer, I apologize if I missed it somewhere.I am considering a 30 year fixed loan to refinance my rental property at 5.25%But I also was considering the 7 year arm at 3.5% and then using the monthly surplus to buffer for a property manager or extra principal payments.Are ARM loans a good idea for rental properties?

I apologize but I also wanted to make it clear that if I must purchase something or pay some fee for your mentorship, your opportunity (while possibly well intentioned) is not the opportunity I am looking for. 

I apologize for skimping on the details.