If the zoning is single-family, I bet you will go with that. 

Your best bet is to save more money, maybe even work on growing your W2 income. 

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/ky-legislature/2020/02/06/kentucky-sports-betting-bill-damon-thayer-says-senate-could-pass/4672220002/Would mean a lot of money coming into Louisville and The Churchill Downs area.

Homes must be registered with the city and county municipalities, insurance agents bet the home for true value and isurability ...if What you state is true .. no one could invest remotely .. in fact .. people from different continents would fail .. travel on a consistent basis is not always possible .. yet fixing mistakes will save more on the back end if homework is done ..

I invested in 9 different investments across 3 different platforms. 

Abuse of the Airbnb platform is the newest trend.

I also ran across a tool called Mashvisor recently that appears on the surface to provide data on investment areas, but to my point, it can be overwhelming and time-consuming to test and learn all the available platforms out there. 

Anyways, I am wondering if there are any online places where people can provide suggestions based on as-built and proposed plans which would get me the best value for my money and create a nice layout for rental, resell or personal use point of view.Thanks in advance for your response.There are tons of plans online from sites Southern Living, home plans.com and Houzz etc. but the best bet is to talk to top realtors about trends and visit new home subdivisions to see what the builders are doing as they are up with current trends. 

Your best bet is leveraging the $200k to buy something decent and desirable.

I have been trying to just look at listings for rent and compare deals I find to those and analyze them using what those landlords are charging, but I was wondering if maybe there is a site or platform I can use to educate myself so I can make realistic estimates on deals I analyze.