(c) Devoting over 50% of one’s working time, or more than 15 hoursper week in any 6-month period, to the sale of real estate.(2) A sale of real estate by a real estate salesperson, other than his orher principal residence, shall be deemed to be done as a principalvocation of the salesperson and the sale shall be through a licensedbroker.(3) Sales of real estate owned by, or under option to, a broker orassociate broker are subject to the provisions of the code and theserules.(4) In selling property owned by a licensee or in which a licensee hasany interest, the licensee shall reveal the facts of his or her ownership orinterest and his or her licensure to the purchaser, in writing, before theoffer to purchase is signed.

If the reason the corporate veil is pierced is really because the owners of the corp or LLC neglected some procedure than that fact should be revealed in the judge’s opinion.

If the camera inspection reveals any potential problems we add a periodic re-inspection to the maintenance schedule.

The minimum net to HUD amount is never revealed to the listing agents.

Her response was:"Hi, a bpo comes in when they have an offer and they do not reveal what it is, I have a short sale working on the beach, neither chase nor b of america will share with me, the listing agent, what the bpo is"Is that correct?

It's the old "fisherman not revealing his secret fishing spots" analogy.After enough time has passed, the deals that are plentiful can/will become infrequent. 

Come on, Sarah, it's time for the big reveal...

The only reason they generally reveal their max bid to avoid people running it up to $100k or so if the bank won’t let it go for that since the bank has to pay doc stamps on their bid amount also....they’d rather get it back fir the min $100 bid.

But no house is perfect, even after a full renovation.I would say the inspection is more about revealing defects that are EXPENSIVE to rectify. 

I know I'd pay at least 50 more for something like that.https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/results-of-schlages-industry-insight-survey-reveals-what-millennial-renters-want-in-2017-300369197.html