Check your facts.

Notified the tenants to come check and help secure the doors.

Hey Ryan, lets connect, I have another option for your, check out this recent case study from cold calling with virtual ISA's 

It doesn't mean no noise, it doesn't mean they get to control time and space but it does mean that the landlord does not have the right to enter at will and/or impose living standards upon them. 

The other big issue we run into with old homes is window size, so if you are not putting new siding up and have to stick with old window size(non-standard) it will add quite a lot to your budget, just something to keep in mind. 

For a hands on investor it can be a goodwill gesture to bring blankets and water and check on your tenants and the property. 

check out what this guy did, for example:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/1173853-3rd-h..."

(Your MLS might even have "walk-out" as a box listing agents check, but I wouldn't rely on that because a lot of agents won't necessarily click that.)-- Not sure of home styles in Orlando.

You can vet them and determine who is the best fit for you Regarding the loan question check for some properties that are willing to do seller financing.

For local connections I’d recommend checking out the RI Real Estate Investors Group.They meet once a month in person for members and with another virtual meeting each month open to non-members too.I’ve been a member since 2003 and generally found it worthwhile.