In my experience, If you have better than average units/location/reviews/photography, then pricing software will lose you money in the long run if you simply apply their suggestions to your calendar. 

The "professional photography" was some guy who couldn't care less coming by and snapping a few pics on his iPhone (no flash!) 

Real estate agents have used drone photography to promote properties.

@Stanci March I use good old fashioned photography. 

There are a couple Texas tax sale service companies I've checked out that say they provide recent photography of listings, even taking interior pictures through windows when possible.

A good flip where everything is repainted and remodeled, and marketed properly with pro photography, is typically nicer on the eyes and gets more competition and tends to sell quicker, within around 20-30 days.  

Some have asked me to help Co-Host and help with the bookings, initial setup (photography, creating customized welcome packages for the guests, custom listings that adhere to AirBnb standards, organizing for furniture assembly and interior design, etc.)...I understand that in California, only licensed agents can be property managers.

However, If you are inclined to purchase the condo I would consider more creative revenue streams like short/medium term rental (possibly higher rents), or curating the space for photography, podcasting, etc.

I have a passion for photography which I practice on the side.  

I have questions about how many different kinds of work a single LLC can hold (architectural design, photography, real estate, etc).