Probably makes sense to subscribe to the area where you have interest if they are in that market.They also publish in that journal lots of lists....top 100 small businesses, top employers, top educational institutions and on and on...throughout the year, then put it altogether in a big newspaper type book at the end of the year.https://www.bizjournals.com/If you are going to buy/invest in Texas I would also look at publications from the Texas Real Estate Center at Texas A&M. 

@Will Grabert,you have a nice setup over there. like the colors.with others i too subscribe to better pictures of grout lines and nose profile. also if you can report back in some time about the "toughness" of this solution in real life.much appreciated.

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Tell them firmly how it's going to be done and no BS demands.One of my tenant wanted ants sprayed by most expensive company around here, I said - if she pays for that, I can even subscribe for a year of their services.

Not sure how this site works yet but I will try and subscribe to you in some way so if you do post any of your experiences I will not miss it!

@Raul Sorto Learn to use BP to its whole potential - subscribe to BP blog and podcasts and start reading posts and listening to their podcasts collection.Here some recent articles good for starters:- one to raise you up: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/3-important-questions-starting-investing-real-estate/- one to bring you back down to earth: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/dont-just-dabble-in-real-estate-investing/- one in the middle: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/cheap-free-steps-today-pro/You might want to read and follow these threads:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/625324-looking-for-financial-advise-for-getting-started?

Done.I’ll add a place on my website where investors can view new offerings and subscribe to investments online without shuffling paper documents via email which will make it easier to invest.

All for a very reasonable price of around $150/yr.This also includes complete synchronization of calendar, contacts and documents on any device along with the added bonus of mobile device management.Other solutions (iCloud, gcontacts, etc) are a poor substitute for what is built into the Microsoft offering.