Hi,I would look for an agent that knows how to analyze deals. 

Hi, I am new to REI and I have inquired about and analyzed several deals.

@Dewayne C.Quickbooks desktop version should be able to handle the bookkeeping function that you are looking to have done.If you are looking for a tax-software to self-prepare your return, any software should be able to handle it so long as they provide Schedule E in the package.Alternatively, you may want to work with an accountant to handle the back-end while you work on making more connections and analyzing more deals.

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I think investing local is best for most people, but not everyone.3) Start analyzing deals in the market you're going to invest in, compare those deals to your preferred strategies in section 1.4) Buy stuff. 

I over-analyze every decision I make in regards to where I put my money, and am working on understanding of basic ROI principles with SFH properties.

Finally, BP has various tools available to help you analyze your deals (rental, flips, wholesale, etc), feel free to use them: https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators Please let me know if I can help, and best of luck!

I have worked in the real estate industry in analyzing properties and underwriting appraisals.

@Diana for your first wholesale deal, maybe try to find an experience flipper/rehabber here on bigger pockets in your area to work with and figure out a wholesale fee that would be appropriate for you and they can help you through analyzing the property construction costs, doing the construction, and overall project so you get paid to learn a lot about the business first hand. :)

I have been practicing analyzing deals, and trying to educate myself on figuring out rehab costs.