I have a cheap (300 usd/month) facility with up 300 amps at 220v. I pay around 0.055 usd/kwh).
You were lucky, you got the fund and had cheap electricity cost, even while people say
that's mean nothing, but at least
you have it. Between buy the coins directly and buy mining stuff, both have their own risk. You were doing the right thing with splitting the fund (
Don't Put All your Eggs in One Basket). As above said, you need to concern on capital recovery as your priority.
I am thinking I will start off with:
2 x Antminer Z9
1 x Innosilicon A9 (would focus more on these if it wasn't for all the bad things i read about Innosilicon)
1 x Pangolin Whatsminer DCR (november is a long time away though)
5 x Whatsminer M 10.
Then about the mining tools that on your plan, I have no idea about it, since my last ASICs was on the museum four years ago.

Initially I was planning on a 50/50 GPU/ASIC split, but as the marked looks a full ASIC focus seems the obvious choice to me.
But, if you are talking about GPUs, I on it currently.
I'm also a GPUs miner (home miner), my electricity cost is three times of yours. My daily profit, opps..seems like will be better to say, my average monthly profits are 200% of the electricity + operational cost (not bad

). So, when I need to pay the electricity+operational cost for $1, I still keep $2 as my profits (nowadays). I can add some SC of my current mining process, but that's not good for me.
