Once you have a real deal signed, then you need a securities attorney or service to draw up your Private Placement Memorandum, Form D, operating agreement, and subscription agreement before you talk to potential investors about it.

Michele:  I have data subscriptions and can check ownership for you anywhere in California.  

Hey Aaron Heers,I use the leases that Bigger Pockets provides (You may need a subscription).

Also, there is a rental calculator built into the platform that you can use for free 5 times and then you would need to purchase the pro subscription. 

I just give my tenants access to the app and pay for the service subscription.

I use Jira professionally but it is costly for a personal subscription.

I'm just trying to figure out if the subscription only allows access to use only one page at a time or can I use multiple pages on one domain at the same time?

is the rent direct free or a monthly subscription thing?

We’ll be rolling these new features out over the next several months (and some have already been launched, such as the brand-new “Rehab Estimation Calculator,” which is going to help a LOT of people), so keep an eye out.On Wednesday, November 15th, BiggerPockets is doing something we haven’t done in a while: We are changing our prices to better fit the new features.Here’s what you need to know: Pro monthly subscription is currently $29 and changing to $39Pro annual subscription is currently $290 and changing to $390Plus monthly subscription is currently $9 and changing to $19Plus annual subscription is currently $90 and changing to $190Most of our community will be unaffected; anyone who upgrades their account before Wednesday, November 15th OR is currently a Plus or Pro member will be grandfathered into the old prices and will continue to have access to all the features they’ve always had access to.We announced this  in our blog last week, but wanted to make sure those of you who primarily spend your time in the forums saw this announcement too.I want to reiterate, if you are already a Plus or Pro member (or upgrade before November 15), your pricing does not change.

However, is it logical to think this way...that is, if I setup a California LLC, which costs about $800 a year, and if I have yearly expense of $800 or more that I can deduct (from subscriptions, conferences, traveling to see a property, etc.), then it's worth it?