This just will not cut it in Orlando. 

I was blown away by the taxes - I really wasn’t prepared for how much they’d cut into my cash flow.

My personal recommendation would be to network your butt off, find a smaller hotel investment company and either place your cash with them (if you have enough) and try and be as hands on of an owner as possible, or to go searching for deals and bring them to smaller hotel investment companies and have them cut you into the deal. 

This theft had to take a while and might have been done by someone who had training in the Electrical Trade.No Hop-head Dope Fiend is going to know to cut the PVC raceways and how to cut (multi-Family) power to avoid being an Extra Crispy Criminal.And just knowing what to take, and being prepared to remove it--correct tools, correct cutters, seems like specialized knowledge.This to me does not seem like theft of copper wire, but theft of specific components that will be used in the Trade on new construction.And the renters did not notice their power was cut, and come out and have a look, and Management and Maintenance did not see this happening?

If so, can additional funds be brought to the table to fund the new property's down payment?

So it may feel like you are getting a big payment, but its not subject to taxes like as in a sale

Literally cutting my living expenses to 0 is the goal. 

Payment history looks good. 

INNAGO is a free tool that enables you to screen applicants, set up monthly payments, and manage everything in between.It's advisable to adhere to your lease terms and maintain a record of any notices exchanged between you and your tenant.Wishing you the best of luck.

It really varies but I break it down to monthly payment, percent of payment towards principle vs interest (Interest Rate), and Term of loan.