Having clarity in what you are looking for… in other words, the specific area, the type of property, the budget, and your goal for either cash-flow or appreciation is the best way to start.
If you are not so clear and would like some guidance then you need to speak with me, Milena Valle at Viva Orlando Realty. 
Let’s go over briefly over these subjects mentioned above

Type of property
Orlando isn’t just about tourism. Yes, Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort drive short-term rental demand, but the bigger story is population growth, job expansion, and no state income tax. A 3 to 4 bedroom single family home in a residential suburb can be strong performer.

The specific area
For Long-term rentals: Suburbs like Winter Garden, Clermont, Windermere, Orlando, ChampionsGate, Orlando and Kissimmee are excellent areas. They all present strong demand from renters.

The budget
For example with a $350K budget, you’re actually right in the center of the Orlando market—not entry-level, not luxury; but it also means you need to be strategic, because you’re competing in the most active price range.

Go for cash-flow first, not appreciation hype
3–4 bed single-family homes in working-class suburbs or a Townhomes with low HOA can be an excellent option for steady income, especially if you are planning to purchase using financing. 

Build a local team (non-negotiable)
You cannot manage this remotely alone. At minimum:
* Work with Investor-friendly real estate agents like the Viva Orlando Realty team.
* Property manager - After you close, our sister company Viva Orlando Rentals take over the rental and management of your property. As property manager we are worth our fee— we have proven success protecting our client’s assets and their time.
* You may need a real estate attorney especially if you plan to continue investing 
* CPA/Accountant familiar with foreign investors

If you are ready, we are here to help, write to Milena@vivaorlando.com - 407.922.4620