You can also look up the title information yourself in some areas but it typically has minimal costs for a subscription of some kind.

It’s a monthly subscription, not a pay per lead.

It also lets you track the route you've driven during any given D4D session.The app was not cheap- $50/month for the subscription, plus $1 per postcard and I believe $20 per 20 owner lookups (give-or-take). 

Can the QOZ investment be made by subscription agreement using an LLC owned by my wife and I or does the investment have to be made by me as an individual instead of an entity in order to defer capital gains taxes?

In areas with greater privacy, a lawyer or title company who have a subscription to the title records can often look it up for a fee.

Appraisals delivered in hard copy, physical trips to the property with potential investors, mailing PPMs, Operating Agreements and Subscription Agreements, placing ads for investors in the Wall Street Journal and local Business Journals, faxing due diligence documents, going into the bank for a cashier check or to wire funds, hour long phone conversations, face to face meetings, etc.Pdf appraisals, email attachments, Dropbox, website, online ads, all made my business more streamlined and efficient.

Yes it is a great stream when you put the parents on a weekly subscription for the kids, plus food & drinks, and tournaments.

Service which charges per tenant vs subscription is preferred.

I do pay a monthly QBO subscription fee, but it seems worth the money given this additional rent collection perk (along with the normal functionality you’d expect like bookkeeping, a CRM tool, etc.)

He or she will already have a subscription to all the local court records anyway.