I see that PRO members get 20% off for any subscription using this platform.

If I bought one of these website subscriptions would I have real access to foreclosure listings?

I might be willing to pay if they take a percentage of original rent/fees but I wouldn’t just pay for a monthly subscription right now.

I'm getting ready to do a few deals and wondered what peoples thoughts were on private hard money funding. I'm in the process of developing what I like to call "Call to Investors." The plan would be to send out an ana...

I know it is a subscription, but can't find how much it cost on their website.

BTW, the reason Consumer Reports has credibility is because it's a subscription-supported non-profit organization that accepts no paid advertising and pays for the products it evaluates.

If I wanted to get the most accurate data I could, I would probably buy a subscription to NeighborhoodScout.

I have been doing this a while and have a mgt entity so I do deduct ongoing education and subscriptions. 

Not ideal as they are listings and based on the seller's unverified information, but at least comparing enough properties should point you in the right direction.CoStar COMPS is the best product for market rents, vacancy rates, etc. but also a not inexpensive subscription service.Good luck!

I’m at the point where it would be super helpful, but I can’t justify another paid subscription...