The downside, Orlando heavily relies on the parks for secondary and tertiary revenue. 

There are some other tertiary markets in Ohio as well that you might be interested in.

Ultimately a good plan moving forward in my opinion is looking for secondary and tertiary markets that are fed by the larger saturate markets near them and really hunting for those undiscovered areas.

Some areas to explore at your price point:  Bridgeport, North Lawndale (Near Medical District); East Garfield Park (Again Near the Medical District); Hermosa; Berwyn, Cicero, Shiller Park.  

I'm in Nashville looking for BRRRRs, renovations, new construction, build to rent, LTRs in the tertiary markets around Nashville. 

Medical- The 2 hospitals are the largest employers in the city. 

@Carlisle Edens...hey Kyle, I have a few siblings down in Columbia and Charleston; one currently owns a medical imaging business, but also has owned/managed a bunch of rentals down there (which were my late mother's until few years ago); I think around USC. 

If the unpaid bills are medical, then may be ok. 

Also nearby is the VA Medical center, as well as Johnson City Medical Center.

For a busy medical professional like myself, I am certainly having second thoughts about going "all in."