I currently have set-up a recurring subscription with my real estate agent.

I also don't want to realize it isn't working and then have to take corrective action by taking another path AS WELL as trying to get a refund for what I paid them.My feedback to them was a monthly subscription price that can be tried out and canceled any time, so I'm going to be looking for a similar program with that structure, where I can get support when I need it, but not pay for it when I don't.

Homeaway/VRBO was nice and brought in a lot of rentals too but I cancelled when they implemented 'best match' search results and $399 subscriptions and wouldn't refund my now useless $1800 subscription, the renter fees are just another nuisance.

The information that I send to guests who rent the upstairs apartment explains the situation and asks for their cooperation (if needed) to find a temperature that works for everyone.Right now, I've paid for a subscription on VRBO for the whole house.

i briefly had a job with some investors. i was the bird dog but they also showed me how to look up basic info on a property. they problem is all i had to my disposal was google and the free info i was able to come across. this wasnt too helpful because the info i found was often outdated. the investors paid for a subscription to websites like property shark to get all the info they needed on a house.so my question is what are the websites/ resources you use to research a property?

I heard in one of the podcast a guest recommend realtytrac.com's subscription as a good source to find auctions, pre-foreclosures, REO listings, sales comps and over all market data.

However, there are other costs that I personally pay for such as expenses related to traveling to look at my out of state and out of country properties, subscriptions, and costs associated with searching for new opportunities.

Week 2 is 10 more... week 25 is buying subscription to BP and connecting with 20 per week.

I'm in the software industry myself and while I have no problems with subscription business models, I don't understand QuickBooks'

Do you suggest also having a lawyer create an operating agreement and subscription agreement, or is this something we could draft on our own?