Here are my comments:Pros of Property Management: Peace of mind: You don't need to worry about anything, and they take care of the tenant and property issues.Cons of Property Management: Cost: Average is 6 - 10% of monthly rentTransparency: They own the information (in their property management software) and only share what they want to share with you. 

Most of my communication with them is through automatic systems (we have backed software for showings) and for offers (there is a backend system for offers) then depending on the listing, the bank responds directly to the contract and once it gets accepted, its all through the lawyers.  

Some experience in deal analysis (Iive written software that performs RE analysis), remodeling/construction.

@Brahms GuignardMake sure you use a good software to track the leads if you bird dog for other wholesalers as suggested by @Mike Hurney.

Is there software available to plug in the information?

ALSO DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A GOOD SOFTWARE FOR DOING A VIRTUAL REMODLE SO THAT YOU CAN PUT YOUR PLANS INTO ACTION WITH YOUR CONTRACTOR??  

Was talking to a fellow BP'er & software developer, Ron Keene (can't @ him), but https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/scoremax that's his profile...And as he was helping me with some technical issues, he asked how many retail buyers I had in my database with interest in buying one of my properties.

I have also spoken to a friend who is very well off due to real estate investing who says to make sure to use a property management software.

After you take the photos, use a photo editing software like Photoshop to strengthen the colors and touch up where needed. 

I just bought one year subscription to Real Acquisition software.