It's a little time consuming to take them off and drive them to the store while the house is unlocked, but I typically do it when going there anyways and my rentals are in safe enough neighborhoods that I'm.

Right now I dont wont them to call people but I know that some of them specialize in lead generation, but I don't want the  to go to CL and just get me names and numbers bc once I had them get some information about buyers and the leads was crap.I know that not every lead is gold but I would like for all of them not to be junk.I dont wont them to cut and paste from then newspaper or web sites.

Also, Are there any web sites that can help me determine if a area is a good or bad Neighborhood?

I grew up in a neighborhood where most people wouldnt park their car. 

Or are there any web sites that can tell me if a neighborhood is in a good/bad area?

What is a good way to find houses in a hot DFW market.We have 5 houses which we found by driving neighborhoods looking for foreclosure notices.Any advice

A lot of less experienced rehabbers seem to like more entry-level, working class neighborhoods around the city like Beechview, Brookline, West View, etc.

I am all in for less than 90K a side , in a neighborhood of 300K single family homes .My out was that the lot 8 doors down , just the lot , sold for $ 150K  .

A small addition costs more per square foot than a large addition.Your best bet would be to find a couple projects in the neighborhood you want to do it in and hunt down the people that did them and see what it cost them and then back into the cost per square foot.

Comps in the neighborhood have recently sold between 135k and 155k.