When our customers go to the webinar first they are better informed and more successful with the software. 

If you are managing the project yourself you need more than software to get things done on time these days.

Systems need to be put in place and I would advise a good accounting department along with a strong software system. 

Here in the Bay Area it's called the "tech wizard special" -- computer science degree, 7 months on the job as a six figure software engineer, 3.5% down (they pay very little rent, sharing a 2 br apt with 5 other young/single techies, allowing for very rapid savings), and boom here's your $700k mortgage. 

I just need to learn a software to create them.

So I've been researching different REI software and would like your opinion on which ones you prefer over the others.

Have you looked at rental software program? 

@Scott Trench and I spoke about this just the other day, actually.I think the most common mistake for the new Realtor trying to be "REI-friendly" is that (this is a California and Bay Area / Oakland biased opinion, where everyone's a software engineer or otherwise in tech) they go memorize a bunch of math formulas.

I am 21 years old and a real estate agent in Syracuse, NY. I just purchased my first Multi-Family and have another one under contract. Now that I am beginning to obtain a lot of properties I want to keep them organize...

@Stephen Seals Even more important than a book, is great software if you are trying to scale up quickly.