For expenses right now, I use a YNAB subscription.

New Braunfels is really expensive to get into and their are a lot of rentals available so rental rates are about break-even .You may want to consider getting a subscription to either the San Antonio Express News or the San Antonio Business Journal to keep track of new employers and developments coming into the area.

For example if someone wants to invest would you rather have them fill out a form online and easily complete the subscription agreement and wire the funds in one step, or see it on your site, email you, then have you send them the documents, then have them review the documents, then have them execute the documents, you countersign the documents, then coordinate wire instructions....Investor journey has to be as easy as possible - harder it is, less you will raise.

@Chris Mason save the bungee cord setup and buy a subscription to www.yourwelcome.com - digital guest guidebook on a smart tablet built for short-term rental guests, collects guest emails, serves property guide info and videos, local recommendations, and upsell services...if it gets broken or stolen, it's replaced for free. 

Your attorney will put a PPM, subscription docs and file proper forms.

I'd post the link to the article but it requires a WSJ subscription to access.

There's a few guys I like to watch - Graham Stephen used to be a lot better - it's all marketing, they realize they make more money from the classes/mentorships/paid subscriptions than actually investing in real estate, so they go for the clicks and the views over everything else. 

That broker will then allow you access to the MLS either through their subscription, or as a sub-user of their subscription (be sure to inquire as you're interviewing brokers how they handle personal transactions--as this seems to be important to you and every brokerage treats differently!).

Many real estate classes offer their packages which include education, training, summits, expos, workshops and real estate software all at very steep rates...While I agree with the value in a lot of this and the mentors and networking relationships are great, but the seminars & business models seem over priced to hook you into a pricey monthly subscription & charge per cents per each skip tracing click..

I am looking for websites/blogs/email subscriptions/ etc. of the most up to date real estate market data.