Cable TV, Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, etc...I'm thinking about getting rid of cable and getting the Disney+, Hulu, ESPN subscription.

Now they are pushing hard on a subscription model and the cost for basic users has gone up.  

One of the ways , get knowledge and manpower is to pay for it.I spend all of my money on education (subscriptions, seminars, and mentorship) and employee wages.

We have the national co-star subscription, it's expensive (like $40k/yr), but we're also trying to take down $100-200M in multifamily this year and need the best data in order to make good/quick decisions and not to rely on brokers for everything. 

For example, if I purchase a subscription of something that assists me in book keeping, but I use it to bookkeep across several properties in one LLC or several LLCs/Properties, how would that expense get reflected when taxes are done? 

Keep in mind i believe Ring charges some sort of subscription fee. 

I'm not a fan of the subscription model for legal/accounting for those just starting out. 

Have any of you had success with the BP foreclosure subscription service and if so how did you approach potential sellers?

They are amazing and well worth a subscription.

Nuview trust is a great as well, though they will review PPM and subscription agreements before sending out.Broad financial has a good solo 401k, but if you have employees you don’t qualify for a 401k plan that you don’t offer to your employees.