Better for more anyway.Does anyone have recent experiences with happyinvestor.com.I am receiving tons of mails from them, but haven't subscribed to their services.

Hey guys, I've been a subscriber for a while now.

I have tried a few of them and I am an active subscriber to Foreclosure Radar.

I subscribed to rentredi 4 months ago, to market, then collect rent on a single family home. 

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I do not represent this company or gain anything from advertising.I currently subscribe to Airdna.co and find it very easy to use.

Our Realtor team subscribes to it.  

I am a passive equity investor in a large 350 multi family complex in Dayton, Ohio.I have attended Chris McClatchy's seller finance seminar, Anthony Chara's multi family boot camp, consulted with Susan Lassiter Lyons and currently subscribe to, read and attend the many resources available to learn about investing. 

., subscribe to the Tierra Grande magazine from the TAMU Real Estate Center.

I haven't seen them - but title companies in my area (Mesa County) produce some interesting lists and charge something like $5 per week to subscribe...