Post licensing/continuing education costs, marketing/supplies costs, suprakey subscription (or whatever equivalent your association uses), etc. etc.

Then you'll need to check for bankruptcies and federal liens, but I can't remember if those are available online without a paid subscription service.Or, you can talk to a title company about just doing an "O&E" report (Ownership & Encumbrance).

Does anyone know anything about the NoteWorthy Newsletter and whether it is worth the annual subscription?

Not everyone has a subscription to the "big" newspapers and you have a lot more people looking at stuff that comes to them directly for free.

Cramer also manages a charitable trust stock portfolio which is tied to TheStreet.com through a subscription service called the Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio.

As for a tool you can use: a lot of times its a subscription service to the software that's used, kind of like MLS, and you have to have some type of legal, law enforcement, or fraud detection credentials to be able to get them.

Also if anyone knows of any List brokers in the Metro Atlanta area, or website subscriptions that are best for tracking these leads than I would love to hear them.

For example, if you make $100k a year and have $1500 of investment expenses with subscriptions, newsletters, etc., you can’t deduct that on a personal investment because it is under $2000.

Cancel your cable subscription if you have one.

NETROnline essentially provides links to the county sites and lets you know if there's data available there and if there's a subscription needed on the county site.