I thought I could just track each LLC in a separate class but accountants keep telling me I need a separate QBO company for each LLC which requires another paid subscriptions.

The "And oh yeah"s could continue, but I would rather suggest that you download a free trial from Intuit, use it for a while, then decide if the huge and powerful capabilities don't beat the heck out of what the other software subscription services can do for you.

But, you can get a subscription to any number of online sites that will feed you leads. 

You have to have a subscription to read it but here is the gist:"The San Antonio City Council has passed a law that will regulate short-term rentals in the city for the first time.The new regulations require short-term rental operators to register with San Antonio and pay a $100 fee.

It probably really depends on your needs and location whether you need a paid subscription.

Your subscription is absolutely free!

Although recorded documents are fairly easy to access, if you wish courthouse docs, you're better off finding a commercial service to provide ongoing data in a useful format on a subscription basis.

A subscription costs about $60/yr.

I posted the facts.I don’t need to see subscription agreements – they can promise you the moon.

(Actually, only the headlines, and links to the articles appear on the receiver's website... but without a subscription to the WSJ, you can't actually read the articles).