Connecticut and they claim over a million "subscribers" .

Subscribed to his newsletter for a while but couldn't handle the spam.I almost signed up to work with Jeff Kaller and Rick Wheat on Commercial Deals.

MLS mainly, though I just subscribed to Loopnet with the tools.

The closest thing I have ever gotten to subscribing to a real estate program is my membership at the Chicago Public Library.

MelissaData wanted to charge me a gang of money for the same functionality.Anyway, I just spoke with Corelogic about ordering custom list searches....specifically absentee owners with equity over 60 percent.The 149 a month is actually 225 in my county and they want me to subscribe for a year.

That is how you protect yourself.I assume also that those in the Fund, the subscribers, are aware of the dilution of their earnings due to additional participation of the principals?

My understanding in TX is that even paid MLS subscribers like Zillow can only show/use the last list price in their online pricing models.

For instance in Georgia the GREC (Georgia real estate commission) cares NOTHING about ethics.What they do care about is license laws.If you are a REALTOR for example you subscribe to the CODE OF ETHICS.In my state it is not required to be a REALTOR to have an agents license or a brokers license.Just because someone is not a REALTOR and has a license does not mean that person is not ethical.I see nothing wrong with a buyer or seller who has spent considerable time learning knowledge to gain a competitive advantage in a transaction.

I subscribe to about 20 RE feeds and read them daily on my phone when I can (breaks, lunch, etc).

You can now subscribe to certain forum "Categories."