I currently have a Quickbooks subscription, but I can't justify the larger package that provides me with additional reporting features.

Many have subscription services, many just allow you purchase lists of that information.

You may be creating a security and then SEC rules kick in and you have to create a ppm and subscription agreement,Get it done right the first timeGino

Here are the requirements for sophisticated investors.If I don’t qualify as an accredited investor, I understand that I may still qualify as a sophisticated investor by demonstrating my ability to evaluate the risks and merits of the investment opportunity, with the assistance of a financial advisor of my choosing (who will sign the subscription booklet on my behalf), or on my own by virtue of my business, education, investing, or financial experience, as provided in the following sections: I hope this helps! 

@Thomas Soliz,Daily court review has the list per a yearly 20.00 subscription. 

Doing it mid subscription term is what has a lot of people upset.

I have used the contracts from lawdepot.com  and they work great for me, they require a monthly subscription but you could always start free trial and cancel. 

My deals are not included An I-phone An I-pad One year subscription to Bigger Pockets as a pro or to Realty Trac.

It's just another tool in the belt and I figure 1 house a year and I make money over the cost of the subscription. 

List Source, Property Radar, etc) that could filter/provide this info for you, but they're subscription based (meaning not free).