In the park flyer world its tougher, I think, to find a plane that does it all. A good beginner plane is slow and forgiving. That means light and that means not stressed for aerobatics.

Planes are inexpensive and it is twice as much fun to have two (or more :-D ) anyway. Pick the plane you'ld like to head towards then find a trainer that uses the same batteries and power system.

With an electric, your "engine", and cost, is the batteries, not the motor. If you can run the same batteries in several planes it's much more affordable. If you can move the speed control and other equipment up too thats a bonus.