@Marc Bartolini I don't there is a software/tool that can identify markets before they get hot.

What software, if any, do you use to build and track against budget?

If the latter, then @Yonah Weiss.If the former is your top criteria, then you may consider a cheap shortcut via DIY software instead of an actual cost segregation study.

When a cell phone software update comes out, I don't take it right away, I let it sit for a week or two, so that if it's catching phones on fire, it's not MY phone that catches on fire.

Of course if you're leaving money on the table in lost revenue from poor software, that point is moot.

The idea is to use the software for what it is intended to do.

More recently I’ve tapped into Virtual Wholesaling and have started diving into more softwares like Lead Sherpa, PropStream, Mojo Dialer, BatchSkiptracing, and thinking about hiring Call Motivated Sellers and a VA to call my lists and organize all the data.The problem I’m facing is the large monthly subscription costs of all the softwares and services to keep it all going and my lack of experience in the virtual market.

The company I work for uses a software system that really didn't meet their needs.

- For receipts collection, any good apps that make it easy to document receipts to easily be uploaded to Quickbooks or other accounting software?

As far as the bookkeeping is concerned, with one property, you can record your transactions on a spreadsheet or with free software like Stessa.