I've got them on my site which is subscription based, but I don't mind giving some out if asked for them.

Has anyone here ever paid for the "Premium" subscription on Loopnet?

Just got another:Hello, admin [at] biggerpockets.com.Please reply to this email message to confirm your subscription to biggerpockets.com.

I am finding that pools, tennis courts, club houses, cable subscriptions are common costs--all of which I have no interest in.

The documents that must be provided to a potential investor include a Private Placement Memorandum and a Partnership Agreement/Subscription Agreement.

This guy is trying to give away a whole bunch of educational material for "free," but you gotta give your CC because they also enroll you in 1 month subscription to some newsletter, which you have to cancel within 30 days or else pay $40.Here are some of the promises about his educational material:Bonus #5: 'The Secret to Selling Houses in 7 Days' Teleseminar On this BRAND NEW call, I reveal my secret '3 Step' strategy for selling houses in 7 days, in any market.

So if you don't mind, Ryan, please share with us new folks what your information is....i.e. your web site, subscription newsletters, or anything else you have.....

:D Doug Smith (MyHouseDeals.com): I am a non-subscription member to your site.

We have a netflix subscription and just plug in our laptop to our TV and stream the rest.

If not, subscribe to one.ForeclosureRadar.com is a $50 a month subscription and it is only for CA counties.