If you are showing property only to one interested party at a time, I've found it best to tell them to call 30 minutes or an hour ahead of the showing to confirm they intend to show up.

Just do a complete background check and then make sure you make an agreement with the help of your attorney which states that no matter the outcome of her divorce she is liable to pay you the rent, if she agrees then go ahead with it otherwise don't rent her out!

@Ashni Modi here's just a few of the major investments happening in Detroit$2.5B New Center by Henry Ford Health, Pistons owner and Michigan State Universityhttps://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2023/02/08/incredible-investment-in-our-city-25b-detroit-neighborhood-redevelopment-to-begin-in-2024/$1.5B Investment, 12,000 temp jobs, 6,000 New Jobs: District Detroit Developmenthttps://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2022/11/15/district-detroit-1-5b-development-to-include-housing-retail-hotels/69649853007/$1.4B Total as Hotel Added to Hudson Sitehttps://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2023/11/02/hudsons-site-hotel-plans-move-ahead-as-city-issues-permit/71426631007/$439M Gilbert Foundation investment in Detroithttps://www.henryfordmsu.org/news/september-2023/gilbert-family-foundation-announces-nick-gilbert-neurofibromatosis-research-institute

I would go ahead and do another owner occupied property and don't listen to anyone's advice.

Certainly vet your  GC and the subs they use ahead of time but that will merely mitigate some of the risks, not eliminate them.

Go ahead and give a couple a call and see how fast they hang up on you when you tell them you're managing other people's short term rentals.

Important to consider as I plan ahead - e.g. buy more turnkeys SFHs that will need her to manage the managers?

And there is no silver platter or smooth path ahead.

Go ahead, complicate your life, right off the bat!

You're not going to get a rush of buyers, you're going to get a rush of talkers.