When I left Gallery of homes I was sent the bill for the software, and I find it ironic that for the month of may 2012 (99 units) their cost was $249.00, But their monthly subscription costs was only supposed to be $125, but as you can see the extra were all the incoming and out going payments.  

I use an expensive subscription service called Accurint.

Also HBO, Showtime etc all have light subscriptions as well.

See below. 1) Properties with high equality2) Code Violations (Closed violations for lawn care/landscaping)3) Tax Delinquent (Tax Lien)4) Garage Sales (via Craigslist.com)5) Listsource.com6) Inheritance (USleadlist.com) 7) Pre-Probate8) Probate9) FIndmotivatedsellers.com (Subscription site)10) Arrest records listMy interpretation of that show is that you focus on one of these list and master them to generate leads, until you can grow and expand your business.

As you can see I've even purchased a pro subscription so I could begin using the deal calc to analyze deals in my area.

They will not have exclusive access to any lead unless they generate it through their own marketing campaigns, and I doubt that they are offering anything like that for a monthly subscription.

Keep in mind some cities, townships, etc. require a subscription to view property information.Title Search - This will require a fee and title companies set their own prices.

I have a code for 20% off Mile IQ if you choose the paid subscription. https://www.mileiq.com/invite/WHCJMI think the app is free for up to 20 drives a month.  

Picked up a costar subscription to attempt to get more of an edge but there isn't much there either... same company as loopnet but more data, though feels more focused at traditional commercial. 

Is it worth the subscription or should I consider something else?