So -- in a vacuum -- I don't see too much in the way of adoption of those features.With that shared, I envision you'll end up with a tool similar to other DIY/PMC software but with added benefit of the enhancements you mentioned. 

You use your own personal cash flow + the income produced from the investments to pay down the leverage in a matter of months and then reinvest it again and again creating a "snowball" of income.There's a pretty comprehensive video on the website (The Income Snowball Video) that goes over it or feel free to google the patent!

The positives are elements that you mentioned: Enhanced buyer pool.

For optimal asset protection, having an individual LLC for each property will provide the most comprehensive separation and protection for the properties, in particular in limiting each properties exposure to the liabilities of other properties.

Go back and forth on it a few times to get it as comprehensive and detailed as possible...this will avoid issues later on in the project.To develop a good SOW should take only a few days or 2-3 meetings.

Important sections are frequently omitted, which can create challenges in day-to-day operations and long-term planning.This lack of comprehensive documentation becomes especially problematic if you ever consider bringing in partners or expanding your team.

(because you will be evicting the tenant)Some property managers use that technique to enhance their bottom line.

BP offers a variety of excellent tools to enhance your knowledge.

Even if you keep the same photos or description, tweaking your copy and enhancing photos (even just with tasteful edits) can improve click-through and conversion rates. 

California's court websites usually have very helpful and comprehensive self-help guides for landlords that can assist you in navigating this.