I can't seem to find any due to the fact that I have no access to the MLS or subscriptions to any sites currently.

I'm looking for recommendations for a NY lawyer who is familiar with drafting investor offering memorandums and investor subscription docs. 

My recommendation at minimum is to provide a SOLID operating agreement and subscription agreement with risks.

if they're on a website... then everyone can look at them.you can read other threads on BP about how to find them.... but they can come from mailers, SEO / websites, driving for dollars, networking, getting on a wholesaler list, subscribing to a paid subscription service and launching a campaign, you talking to your neighbors and offering to buy their houses, or any combination. 

When the deal was under contract it was all about following up with people and scheduling meetings to answer questions, sign subscription agreements and collect funds. 

Tenant) and "Subscription" (vs.

90 percent of my business comes from Airbnb, and I’m able to obtain premier host on vrbo still (I think the threshold for this is very low). my issue with vrbo is I pay 8 percent because they won’t give me the $500 subscription. 5 percent difference over low 6 figures adds up. in my experience I find the vrbo guests to be more demanding and asking more questions about basic things.

If they are under one LLC you shouldn't need to buy multiple company subscriptions. 

AirDNA may give you an estimate as well, but sometimes they make you buy a subscription for the good information. 

As for a video doorbell, obviously Ring is popular with a lot of people out there, but for our primary residence and the STR, we use the Eufy doorbell... largely because it does NOT require a monthly subscription fee. ;)