Sounds like you are prose. 

I won every case as pro se.

Goodness, That was much more than I was expecting.I know you can do a "Pro Se Quiet Title action" which mean you file it yourself and act as your own attorney.

Does anyone know what the prose and cons of either of them are?

they want to give the other side every opportunity and they could care less about where I live or how far I drive or where the other people live or how far they drive.. that is irrelevant.. it sucks for you being an out of area landlord in pro se  but it is what it is.. and you won .. its just part and parcel of being a landlord.. that's why you landlords make the big bucks renting to the masses.  

totall 1000% scammer you send that 850 its gone  just read the prose its someone talking to you from out of country.. no one needs 850 before they transfer the funds.. they deduct the 850 from the funds and all other costs.. or if you to pay loan fee's up front it goes to title company or closing attorney depending on state.this is a fruad AND A SCAMMER..

Update, I have successfully foreclosed pro se on two parcels owned by the same person jointly with one deceased with right of survivorship deed. 

First born is defending pro se, specialized lawyer very pricey, but are worth the experience.

My friends call me Dee.I own and operate a Pro Se Coaching & Training service here in Cleveland and have enjoyed it for about 14 years now.  

But it is most definitely a buyer beware situation, both with regard to you practicing law pro se (and many lawyers won't even represent themselves under the maxim "the lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client"), and to your relationship with your lawyer.