Should I cancel my paid subscription?

Pro subscription to BiggerPockets, leads, attorney, contractor, real estate agent, potential renters..... but no investors. 

It all depend on the kind of investment you are talking about; If you are investing in a syndication, they would probably need an ITIN a time of subscription.

The subscription price varies depending on how large your company is, but it’s pricey regardless.

You need an Operating Agreement for your investing entity and a Subscription Agreement for your investors to buy into your Fund/Syndication.

I would like to find a resource for that information on potential borrowers when I am making a loan.I looked into LexisNexis and FactualData but they want a monthly subscription which is quite high. 

Appreciate it, willing to hustle, but I'm not paying for a massive subscription to for pep speaches.

@Joe Splitrock As long as get any of the paid subscriptions through Avail, your tenants don’t pay the $2.75.

If you have city water, install metron meters and bill back water/sewer.List it on mobilehomeparkstore.com, you don't have to be an RE broker, just have to pay a 3 month subscription.

For example, to pay for an attorney familiar with syndication and SEC rules, you have to pay him/her $10,000 to $20,000 to get you the PPM, subscription agreements, etc.The legal and other costs - like if you charge investors an acquisition fee, a rehab management fee, etc - these costs will eat up a bigger portion of your cashflow and profit in a smaller deal vs. if it's spread across a bigger deal (100 units) giving your investors a lower return.The best route is not syndication but get 1-2 investors who can put up all the cash while you do all the work.