REALTORS® shall not, however, be obligated to discover latent defects in the property, to advise on matters outside the scope of their real estate license, or to disclose facts which are confidential under the scope of agency or non-agency relationships as defined by state law.

Hi Kyle,I do not work on stuff typically under 1 million for NNN with clients.With 2 years left see if you can get to review the lease in LOI stage with a confidentiality component. 

If you don't foresee any major stumbling blocks (or, if you do, and would like to discuss confidentially - we can certainly do that), I'd be happy to set up a showing for you.

If you think you are at risk, imagine how exposed we are, having confidential data of hundreds of people.

I'm confident I can achieve good results. 

Hi Rebecca, I'll PM you with a response as we are trying to keep the terms/bank confidential for now. 

I agree with everything @Jacob Chapman said, except I do not think you have breached any confidentiality with your applicant since you have not mentioned their name or any specifics that would identify the particular property that you've showed to them. 

You could also redact any non-public personal information from any documents provided or disclose only to parties -- such as lender's attorney -- who agree to keep the information confidential. 

May)Presently have 10 properties.During my hay day I had 34 and worked full time.Just before the first housing crash in the 1980s I and my wife purchased our first house.I was confident I could by and investment property. 

This past year is when I made my mistakes and got over confident. I