@Price KenneyYou want to connect with an accountant who is very familiar with taxation as it pertains to foreign investors.A couple things to consider.1) Depreciation calculated may be different if the ultimate owner is US or Foreign.2) Corporation tax rate decreases with the most recent tax reform made "blockers" more attractive.3) use of a blocker is favorable to many foreign investors as you are not required to file a US individual tax return and not required to disclose all other personal information to IRS.However, all the facts and circumstances should be addressed before preceding so please consult with a competent accountant.

Even with the rent thing out of the picture I’m still currently looking for an intelligent individual to learn from.

Many are well represented by sellers & turnkey operators here on BiggerPockets (myself included) The most popular markets are ClevelandToledoMemphisBirminghamKCIndyDetroitEach of these markets is popular with turnkey investors because of the low barrier to entry, high rental demand & high rent to price ratio.

But, it all really depends on the individual doing the analysis.I have a simpler spreadsheet I've created that I'd be happy to share with you if you'd like - just PM me your email and I'll send it over.

Found a property for 32k in an area where there is high demand to rent could charge 1800 a month for a 3 bedroom.

Supply and demand... you put too much supply out there all at once.

Where I live the demand for SFH rentals is sky high. 

You will need to trace out the route of the heating pipes to see if they are separated out to the individual units from the basement.

If there is nothing on the market, pent up demand, you may be able to press up on the value of the comps. 

Rentals in the far suburbs would be niche rentals. 4) Full time residents and investors are flocking to Phoenix from other high cost/tax cities and states, which is driving up demand.