Anyway, if you're interested in arbitrage, you'll find better info on these sites from reputable people... 

Yes it's worth it if you have a reputable management company. 

The bad reputation comes from OOS investors wanting $20k D market properties.

If I were you I would first check to see if you can build an ADU, then consult with 2-3 reputable builders to get ballpark pricing for a similar structure to what you have in mind.

Can you imagine complaining that they get paid $400 for shoving a camera in your rectum for 15 minutes when a plumber could do it for $60?

I know a few parts of the city that are growing and rapidly getting rid of their "unsafe/urban" reputation, and I have found tenants that are looking for rentals soon in the area and are willing to pay what I intend to charge.

Within the last year and half I have had three brand new water heaters corrode and start leaking at the bottom.All water heaters have been in the same spot at the same address installed by a professional plumber.

If you're hiring a property management company, make sure to do your due diligence and choose a reputable company with experience in the area.Financials: It's important to crunch the numbers and make sure the rental income will be enough to cover expenses and generate a profit.

Sunset must have a good reputation with those travel agents. 

I'm looking to build my reputation here in Texas as someone who is trustworthy & can find great deals both on & off-market.