Don't Outsource Your Editing (as a new photographer)

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I worked for a real estate photo editing company before and yeah I agree with this, we got a lot of clients per team to handle and every client has different styles so you cannot assure the quality will be consistent due to having multiple clients to master. Also, those photo editing companies just really benefit the real estate photographers' subscription and cheapen out the labor of editors who really worked on it, and no editors really stayed very long for these companies, that's why it always hit or miss with the quality, because they just end contracts and hire new people, not really mastering the photographer's style.
PhotoUp is the company by the way.