I tend to categorize investors into 3 groups: Group 1: Too much deal flow and bandwidth but not enough money - (Lending is the key to this group's success/scalability)Group 2: Too much money and not enough deal flow - (All cash investing is the right decision). 

@David Yonwook Chung check out some local meet-ups in the OC.OCREIN - Unlock Your Real Estate Success: Stand Up and Connect!

I suggest selling this deal and 1031 exchanging into a larger deal, it would be a lot easier to finance, and you would get better rates on it.

Taking the time to get everything in order will set you up for a successful and secure investment venture.

Many successful realtors have overcome obstacles by investing in themselves and effective marketing strategies.

It is very hard to "perfect BRRRR" here with consistency or anywhere for that matter with today's rate and insurance costs.

On one deal, the exit summary just read something like: "I think everything went pretty good, so I consider this a success!" 

Orlando is a tough market, I think it would be very difficult to show any return at all right now with the high rates.

I give this plan a 1% of success.

I currently reside in a higher-end condo in Orlando, Florida, and obtaining a mortgage with a sub 3% interest rate was crucial for making it a feasible investment.Allow me to share a personal anecdote that sheds light on the condo buying experience.