@Viktoria Barrett it will cost you an MLS subscription, a local Realtor association due, and possibly an eKey monthly fee depending on what brokerage you join.The classes to get your Realtor license are a good way to learn about the industry. 

It's also time to do a budget review, like phone, internet, newspaper, Medicaire supplement, prescription premiums, and other subscriptions/auto-renew payments that will show up in her bank account. 

Another great tool for comps in Denver is renav.com, subscription based but comps are free - scroll to the bottom of the page, enter an address an click comps.

Last year, I paid for a discounted rate for one year’s subscription, but I had no idea that they will annually automatically renew, I thought it would switch to month to month the following year.

The legal here includes complicated indenture agreements and other standard items like an offering circular, subscription agreement, etc.  

He does list my property with the paid subscription and does the "highlight" and everything but that's it!  

Property Shark looks really interesting as far as what you can get with the paid subscription and the full report etc. however if the info isn't very good then it would be a huge waste of moneyCan someone please shed some light for me

The MLS is a subscription service ... and realtor.com is their retail service front-end.  

"Pre-foreclosure" really only means "prior to the auction sale", not "pre-filing".That said, if there's still a hard-copy newspaper in your target area, check the legal notices, or try their on-line news website if it does not require a subscription.

Does anyone feel like sharing their subscription with the forum for use in their research?