You will likely need an Operating Agreement and Subscription Agreement with two different LLC.

I didn’t read the fine print of any of these yet, but one thing to look out for would be subscription costs, which I think all of these would charge you to be able to access the data.

If they indeed will buy as an LLC, they will need to sign shareholder/subscription agreements outlining the share that each person will have in the LLC.

Propstream is great to get a subscription to.

I have a subscription to my county's online docket which has all court filings.

That said...Yes, you will need a WiFi set up to control the lock at your location and a very cheap subscription if you want to control the locks remotely (you don't have to).One of the many reasons I chose Lockstate is that it has redundant solutions:Real physical key (if all fails)Keypad (stand-alone solution)Remote App (not really a good idea - anywhere)Together these provide 100% guarantee that I don't have to drive down to my Tuscan villa in the middle of the night to open the door for guest I can't make happy anymore :-(The real physical key solution allows me to provide guests the keys in a nearby lockbox when all else fails.

I was thinking about getting the subscription too.

If it's paid service, which subscription do you use?

That will be cheaper for them than each paying their own subscription and it will be an additional revenue stream for you.

It's the real MLS, not some low grade subscription brokerages put on their sites,.