They also are not allowed to share confidential information that the seller told them, even if you should know it as a buyer.These fears can be somewhat alleviated if you ensure that you are working with an ethical agent that has your best interests at heart.Red flags for an agent include but are not limited to:1.

I am about to list the property so have to keep the exact budget confidential but it was pricey. 

How can I be confident I am making a correct decision?

But, my stumbling block has been this, figuring the comps, so I can be confident I am offering a fair deal to both sides. 

Additionally, requesting that some of that information be submitted to the HOA violates a plethora of privacy and confidentiality laws.And lastly, HOAs must apply their rules uniformly so unless the same set of criteria is applied to Buyers and Owner occupants, they are not enforceable.That said, it is ok for HOAs to require landlords to screen their tenants.

In my location, I’m confident I could get $5000/month easily for this.Now let’s use some round numbers to explain the rest of my thought process.

I'm pretty confident I can get an additional $75-$100 per unit but just ran the lower numbers to be safe. 

I look at this deal as a big value add opportunity by renovating the 17 vacants, so if this is just bad accounting, I'm confident I can turn the property around.  

I know it’s tough but I feel confident I can make it work .

I’m not confident I understand what you’re asking, but I’ll give it a shot.