I'l willing to pay small subscription fee for accurate comps.

Is it worth it to pay for their subscription?

Payment is by subscription

Anytime you can find highly profitable deals on the MLS, that's low hanging fruit that's ripe for the picking.Another thing to do is get on every bank you can think of's email subscription list for their REOs.

They may charge a fee.We also have a local county here (Fairfax) that sells subscriptions to its on-line land records for a monthly fee, and several that provide on-line land data for free.

You can subscribe to an online service like property radar/foreclosure radar and get statewide access to search every county for less than I paid for one county subscriptions 35 years ago.If you wanted to learn to fly jet airliners, you'd never ask a pilot/captain to give you free flying lessons.

Only tweak I might make is to have all investors sign a subscription agreement requiring them to make their contribution within two days of receiving a written notice.

I used to subscribe to a service that would list all the data on each property each week, including what was owed, but I dropped my subscription a while back and haven't renewed it yet, so I don't know what was owed on it.

You can pay for recent sales individually or via subscription which might help you to gauge the reality on the street.Also, I think when starting in a new arena you dont get the same deals as veterans so you just might have to accept non stellar deals when starting out.

I'm guessing you're the pro subscription winner from the webinar?