Software companies try to load a lot of crap to justify their monthly to annual subscription rates and cast a wide net to appeal to lots of different types of businesses. 

We allow guests to use their own logins for Hulu/Amazon/etc but have a communal Netflix account, so that way they still have one option should they happen to not have any digital tv subscriptions. 

I have online services, ie, cloud subscriptions. 

LandGlide offers a one week free trial, then a $9.99/month or $99.99/year subscription service.

I think there is a subscription per month.

Reonomy annual subscription is a couple grand, but in many instances they have already pulled the contact info of the owner directly for you in the database.Good luck!

I plan on buying the six magazine subscription, am I going to be charged $30/every two months or I’d it a one time payment?

You have to mitigate your risks as much as you can before you sign that subscription agreement and wire in your capital contribution.I wish I had saved the link to one of @Ian Ippolito 's posts.

I also do not have any unnecessary subscription services. 

I can't speak specifically to North Carolina, but in most states (including Florida, where I'm located), you have to:1) Take a pre-licensing course and pass an end of course test2) Pass a state licensing exam3) Activate your license with a broker/brokerage (which may or may not require joining the National Association of Realtors)4) Join your local board of realtors (which may or may not require joining the National Association of Realtors)5) Subscribe to your local/regional MLS (usually part of the onboarding process with the local board)6) Complete any training and onboarding required to obtain and maintain MLS access7) Complete any required continuing education and pay annual dues to keep your license, board membership, and MLS subscription activeIn most areas, you're probably looking at $1,000 to $2,000 initial, and then $500 to $1000/yr thereafter, for all of the above.