Your going to need help qualifying and funding the property.

That being said, there are many neighborhoods just outside the city that could have a nice return for you - just depends on your strategy.Also, being out of town, I would try to assemble a team before buying (plumber, electrician, etc.) because you are going to need people that you trust in case of an emergency.

It might not be right away since it's leased up, but once you get a vacancy or two, you're likely going to need to spend capital to get it competitive to achieve market rents. 

May also consider hiring a landscaper to come in and spruce the yard up, get rid of the wild bushes, grass in the driveway etc... remember 1st impression is a lasting one, when people pull up or drive by you want them to say "that looks like a nice place, I wanna live there" instead of "wow this yard needs a lot of work, it looks abandoned".You want people to want to live in your house, you don't want them to need to live there. 

I certainly wouldn't buy a bunch of dumpy houses that are massive headaches.I would take a 15% return living the life I want everyday of the week over working your tail off for 20%.People that have 100k growing to 1 million tend to need maximum yield and usually take higher risks especially if they are younger.When you get to millions most want passive or minimal involvement with a decent return.25% return for a headache on 100k is still only 25,000. 1,000,000 at 15% is 150,000.

At the end of the day, whichever path you go, you're going to need some form of Education, your going to need to make connections and build relationships either way.

Bob,I apologize if my tone came off as competitive.

You are going to need to check lenders in Puerto Rico - very few US based lenders lend in PR. 

@Pat L.Well I’m going to need another car anyway so I was thinking something that would make it easier for me.

A conventional or DSCR loan thats 30-year perm debt is going to need a property in no need of any serious work, where you probably need something more like a hard money loan thats built for property purchases that need any sort of rehab