VRBO, Evolve, Vacasa and others will provide projections as well, but I think AirDNA and Mashvisor are going to give you more accurate data.  

Also ran across this data source specifically for TX which is *awesome* I think it pulls directly from the MLS:https://www.recenter.tamu.edu/data/housing-activity/#!

I purchased the property for $5,000 and cleaned the place up, secured it against unauthorized entry, and painted the exterior.

While I'm most interested in starting off with renting single family homes, I've heard its difficult to generate positive cash flow from rentals in this market (not sure if this is because of the high entry cost to LA real estate?).

Message me the address and I'll send you some data to get you a more accuarate evaluation.

Your entry price would need to be in the mid to high $400's to generate a feasible profit depending on the resale value range.Look around Santa Ana, East LA, or Long Beach.

Thanks for sharing @Andrew Holmes just curious where do you pull this data from?

Allow, there are ways to manipulate data regarding Zillow estimates. 

Real estate has a very low barrier for entry but is difficult to make a living.

Is paying some monthly fee good enough for access to MLS data without being on a conflicting situation where it feels like investors are wasting your time?