I may go to the pay-by-booking model once my subscription expires.So, I list on both.  

It’s either advertisements and book sales on podcasts etc or they start charging everyone a subscription fee or start posting ads throughout the forums.

But the last time I spoke to Crowdstreet, they said the cost of the listing was very low: $5k-$10k plus a monthly subscription cost for as long as the sponsor was using it.

@Garrett White depending on who use as your SEC Attorney, to prepare a PPM, operating and subscription agreement will cost about $10 to $20k.My suggestion is don't DIY when it comes to the many legal aspects of raising money from investors. 

I called Loopnet directly and the Loopnet rep said they are getting rid of all the subscriptions and the ability to search beyond a basic search are going away. 

I currently have all properties on pay per booking but I am considering converting a couple of them to subscription, then again it's just a consideration at this point as who knows what these continual increases will do to the potential guests. 

You will be creating a PPM (Private Placement Memorandum) eventually and that will contain the offering, risks, partnership agreement, subscription agreement.  

Ramsey county does not provide owner data online without paid subscription, but you should be able to call the county, or stop in to find out.

However, in my search, I found a website that gave me some great info like sq ft of the the property, bed/baths, property and building value, but I have to sign up for the monthly subscription to find the owner.

I'm looking for something like:SEC Attorney: Handles everything dealing with compliance, drawing up all the contracts, LLC, subscription agreement, PPM, and all other various disclosures, etc.RE closing attorney: Prepares closing docs, does title search - need them when actually closing the deal (that's all I know - feel free to expand!)