I also look at the price of the audible book and if it’s more expensive then the monthly subscription, I’ll use the monthly credit for it.

Appfolio is a landlord software system.. just like buildium and others out there. subscription based and quite popular. 

Is it advisable to have an attorney or accountant review the operating agreement and subscription agreement before signing?

Let me know if you need more details about them, I got a subscription.

Just keep in mind, that each EIN should have a separate QBO subscription. 

For me it's propstream, if you don't mind a monthly subscription fee.

We make our money as syndicator (1) receive a 5% commission from the seller as broker in the deal (2) receive 8% of gross revenues as property manager and (3) will receive 20% of any increase in value when property is sold.Our hard costs in were $8500 for legal and filing fees for the PPM, Operating and Subscription Agreements, and filing the Reg D with the SEC and notification to applicable state securities agencies.We learned that our investor base is overwhelming interested in returns associated with hard money loans, I.e., 11 -12%, and not interested in a higher potential, albeit delayed return.

Also, is the subscription worth it for the property search?

Also, is the subscription worth it for the property search?

And, you will need to work with real estate and security attorneys to put together operating agreements, subscription agreements, and private placement memorandums.In regard to risk, your projected cash flow needs to, at the very least, equal the preferred return amount you are offering your investors.