They knew the monthly payment component wasn't reliable, so they purchased them, and unloaded them for the "cash profit today" option, as fast as possible, rather than the longer term "collect monthly payments" option (which, if there are going to be monthly payments, is generally more profitable [especially if they were ARMs that go up in interest rate & payment over time{1}], that's why everyone wants you to sign up for a monthly subscription for this or that).

The question I have is can you still be sued by investors if all correct paperwork and subscription agreements and liability waivers are agreed upon and filled out, investors are completely informed and aware of the investment they are getting into and the risks involved and all securities matters are correctly implemented?

The only problem is that in the past couple years, they have changed up their subscriptions and now only allow a certain number of "look-ups" a month. 

You would be better served getting a subscription to CoStar or YardiMatrix.

Just pay the $50 for a year subscription.

Online records, tax records, skip trace, social media stalk, paid subscription to Spokeo, etc.

I was wondering if you all have any recommendations as to books, podcasts, subscription services, or just general tips you might have for a young student trying to break further into the field of development.

SmartBnB (name changed to hospitable.com) and other software subscriptions fall in your lap, I think.

I was one of the rare folks who read the PPM, subscription docs etc line by line.

Included with that subscription is Microsoft Forms.