On a monthly basis, all of the above plus income statement, deposits, budget variance, general ledger, balance sheet, trial balance, rent roll, expiration reports, maintenance reports and probably a dozen more that just don't come to mind as I type.4. 

I have starting listening to podcasts/reading books to learn the process and was debating just purchasing a relatively cheap SFH property (80-120k) to just jump into it (trial by fire?).

They have a free trial and then you have to pay but its definitely a worthwhile product to consider using. 

A Trial Offer is what you make on the phone before looking at the property - your goal is to reduce the price by verbally making a Trial Offer - you need to determine what the seller's base line is before making an appointment to view the building."

@Bettina F. one tip for permanent marker removal I learnt from one of the janitorial staff at the medical clinic where I work is to use bug spray.

It takes having a deal and some trial and error to get a local team that you trust.

Do they offer trial periods?

Created a trial account, setup a quick WebEx with them, and they offered to add in my search area almost immediately, with plans of rolling out nationally in a few months time.

Them number of units are easy to manage so it would be hardly any work and they make a nice little bit of side income while you cut your cost down to something like the owner is reporting, but that could take some trial and error till you master the business of hiring good managers.

Propstream is something like $100/month, but there is a 14 day trial you can use to get the list and decide if you like it!