https://www.rentecdirect.com/b...So, an owner insisting that a PMC give them confidential applicant/tenant information, often proves that an owner who THINKS they can DIY manage, has NOT done their homework regarding all the legalities involved in managing rental properties!

They all gave me practically the same answer - "the bank is our client and the max bid is confidential."

"- even if your company was directly involved in successfully defending your 25+ clients, and you can demonstrate it (which you cannot because it's confidential info) - it still does not preclude a possibility that there were another 25 audits that the IRS won- the mere fact that there's a pattern of DSTs being audited is a concern on its own.Once again - I'm not attacking DST.

Today, with about $40,000 in additional repairs, I am confident I can sell this property for about $1,600,000; at $1,400,000 it would probably sell in a few hours - all cash no contingencies 15 day close. 

All information will be kept confidential, except as otherwise required by law.Today’s Date: _______________________Name of person with disability requesting accommodation: _____________________________What is the species of animal?

If you decide to get into this make sure to keep info confidential.

I would also assign a value to how confident I am in the estimate and use that to calculate a high and low value.

Once I felt a little more confident I started attending some meet ups.  

If I can recoup all of my original investment - and I'm pretty confident I can do that at least - then I'll feel "OK" about the deal.

I have experimented with a red "confidential" stamp.