Curious if my recent purchase of the BiggerPockets Pro subscription is tax deductible.  

https://www.ipqualityscore.comIt's a subscription site, you have to pay for it. 

The last document is called a subscription agreement, and that is usually around 8-12 pages, which outlines HOW you are investing, WHO the purchaser of the shares will be, how many shares you are purchasing, etc etc. 

No subscription on entertainment and no Starbucks coffees.

House Payment $ 1,787.00 Charity (I'm not really looking to change this one) $ 550.00 Phone $ 60.00 Utilities (Electric, Water) $ 270.00 Auto - Insurance $ 124.00 Life Insurance $ 75.00 Internet $ 50.00 Subscriptions (Spotify/Netflix/YTTV/Google Storage) $ 35.00 Gym $ 10.00 Groceries $ 550.00 Shopping $ 300.00 Discretionary $ 350.00 Home Services (Maintenance, Home Security, Pest Control, etc.) $ 175.00 Gas $ 175.00 Home Supplies $ 150.00 Fast Food $ 112.00 Restaurants & Bars $ 100.00 Amusement/Entertainment $ 50.00 Car Maintainance/Carwash $ 50.00

Although reading legal jargon may be no fun, it’s very important you gain a full understanding of the risks, subscription agreement, and operating agreement pertaining to the investment.As part of signing the PPM, you’ll also decide how you’ll hold your shares of the entity holding the asset and whether you want your distributions sent via check or direct deposit.Step #5 – Send in Your FundsOnce you’ve completed the PPM, the final step is to send in your funds.

Now QBs is subscription based online version.

I was looking through the resources on here and there appears to be a pay-for-info subscription for this AIR DNA.Do they handle the management or can they direct me to a firm or firms if I decide to go that route.

Was wondering if registering and subscription fees were worth paying for the hud and foreclosure listing sites.

ppl will underestimate you for your age - understanding the numbers as a teen is more impressive to potential mentors than just spotting uncut lawns. youtube "how to run comps". try a social experiment and offer to cut their unkept grass if you really want to find out their motivation and build rapport. then use the $20 to buy colored envelopes and vumber subscription and print copies of your "i work with investors" letters and drop in owner's mailboxes - no stamp or return address needed. be patient and prepared to get a call back 7 months later when they finally reached their distressed limit (also dont take the angry call backs personal). youre protected by youth. lol