Let me know if I'm missing something  If you plan to put 20% down then yes.

On the other hand, distant property management calls for efficient systems, trustworthy local partners, and a thorough comprehension of the unique dynamics of the market.Appreciation Potential: It's important to fully investigate and comprehend the local economy, employment growth, and development plans, even if other markets may provide better appreciation potential.

I plan on posting the analysis on here to get some feed back.

I have bought a SFH in a B neighborhood in Parma Ohio and plan to use it as a long-term rental.

Additionally, if you have specific plans for how you're going to leverage equity in this property to make more purchases that could be something to think about. 

Are you planning to live in it, flip it, buy and hold?

With the future plans of vertical takeoff personal aircraft taxis, coming to Central Florida (https://tavistockdevelopment.com/project/lilium-lake-nona-ve...) would further expand growth.

What your ideal buy is changes over time as you gain experience.Post a property you've analyzed and do not plan to proceed with the address and your analysis and you'll get lots of feedback that will help you refine your own process.

I plan on having an accountant set up the majority of the accounts/details, but I'm curious about your recommendations. 

@Matt PerezIf the plan is to hold the property long-term as an appreciation play then I would say yes.