However, I am looking for a robust, automated CRM for wholesaling that doesn't have a monthly subscription.

I figure since I am already a Legal Shield member paying for a monthly subscription to get legal advice, what harm could it do to contact a probate attorney in my Legal Shield network to snag some probate leads?

I've found a few websites that offer a monthly subscription for their list of wholesale properties including; Asset Column, My House Deals, Happy Investor and a couple of others.

And would like to share in cost of subscription fee?

Takes me around to some paid subscription in order to access.

This is more of a preference of risk, but it can also be helpful if you notice one of your other budget categories beginning to get low, or if you have something come up (ex. bank charges, BP Pro subscription renewal, etc).

Maybe they have a long term evil plan to replace everyone who is paying them - maybe even landlords...There is a major difference between selling small consumer items, or a $10 Netflix subscriptions, or a $20 car rides versus selling real estate worth hundreds of thousands.

There is more expense to a RE license than the initial course: brokerage fees, e and o insurance, MLS subscription, association fees, etc.

It typically includes three sets of documents:  An operating agreement for the LLC or entity that will own the real estate, a private placement memorandum (PPM) that spells out what the offering is and the strategy for the property, and a subscription agreement that investors complete as they invest.

But, it's worth the monthly subscription fee.They have a lot of more tools than Cozy like a dashboard, contacts (were you input a contractors information, that way you can send them the maintenance requests, free listings website, accounting, team tools, and more.