We manage a lot of properties in C class areas, there is money to be made, but you need a quality asset,  a great screening system, and you need to be able to realistically quantify the risk. 

Vacancies are a killer so having more doors allows for some diversification (having one vacancy in a fourplex is 25% vacancy versus a SFR vacant and that's 100% vacancy).

Check smoke detectors and air filters on HVAC systems.  

You need to determine how much asset protection you gain from the LLC versus how much you lose through either paying higher insurance premiums or taking the risk of not being covered when the time comes.

Is it really that hard to make a system that's easy to use and actually helps people?

- Why does it cost more to change the oil on your car at a dealership versus a quick lube?

By that I mean issues arise that may not necessarily be your fault and when they do and a claim arises, the LLC not you personally will be listed as the defendant (unless you are dealing with a scummy attorney which is extremely rare regardless of what those using scare tactics to sell expensive asset protection systems may tell you).

I spent the next 18 months getting all my systems in place and getting a feel for real estate before I bought my next property.

I don’t dream of managing dozens and dozens of listings so this will be quality versus churn and burn service.

If you're interested in real estate, then a position like this will certainly give you more valuable experience versus a "coffee shop or serving".