(add in nominal value of the homes to the offer price...)Loopnet is for stupid expensive deals looking for the "greater fool"

OP there are discount brokerages in each state that will charge you a nominal fee a month and a small transaction fee... here in on west coast there are literally hundreds of them.Dingo up in Ohio is starting list and sell realty and is I think 199 a month.. no transaction fee's.

In Pennsylvania when a property doesn't sell at the Judicial Tax Sale (Free & Clear Sale), it goes on a list (Repository List) where it can be purchases anytime for a nominal price.

Does benefit supersede cost with so much info and support readily available for free or a nominal fee (like airdna.co) especially for those of us who are eager, thorough and research oriented?

If it's a nominal amount, it might be easier just giving it to them. 

I allow tenants to terminate early as long as they continue to pay the rent while the apartment is listed (and a nominal marketing fee to compensate for my time and expenses for listing).

I would pay your CPA the nominal fee they charge to do your bookkeeping.

The platform offers screening at a nominal cost and has a fantastic marketing feature that blasts out our listing to 20+ search engines (Zillow, apartments.com, etc).  

Those that are less wealthy can't afford these advisors and thus inflation raises the nominal value that the tax on inflation tax is levied on.

I'll gladly reciprocate and nominate you here, as well - no one is as consistent and informative IMO.A lot of heavy hitters on this thread already, and I'd like to add my colleagues to the mix - @Michael Plaks @Ashish Acharya @Eamonn McElroy @Brandon Hall (to name a few) - who contribute to the wealth of tax and accounting advice found on the forums.