Whether it’s worth it really depends on your goals and comfort level with the process.

This may be expensive and not worth it but having it legally split, may also increase value. 

When I check local real estate listing it’s evident that a number of these properties for sales are former airbnbs that were purchased in the last 2 years and clearly are not worth holding onto for the owners.

I know its mean to say that people who do their own contracts get what they deserve, but you must know that if you are paying a couple hundred thousand dollars for something it just might have been worth spending $600 on a lawyer to do a proper contract for you.

.: Yeah, that's just a one liner like this:url = https://www.redfin.com/TX/Fort-Worth/10725-Lone-Pine-Ln-7610...the_property_id = url.split("/")[-1] I don’t have the url yet.

How much will you have to spend to make those units worth more to the renter?

It's also worth speaking with a local real estate agent to identify the best neighborhoods for rental income potential.

It's probably worth 625k now What was the outcome?

If you buy with 0 leverage, you are so hindering the return that I question if it would be worth the effort/risk in San Diego. 

It's not worth it if the local ordinances don't support your plan.