I don't know how confident I would be in my abilities with a license and for now plan to rely on the expertise of more seasoned agents.

I feel confident I could get the project done for closer to $2000 total if I was managing it, however both because this house is under IRA and there's additional rules and possible scrutiny there, but because AHS was insisting on essentially verifying the licensed/insured part, we pulled the trigger on this one.Yesterday: Initial call from tenant was AC not working. 

Such information must be kept confidential and must not be shared with other persons unless they need the information to make or assess a decision to grant or deny a reasonable accommodation request or unless disclosure is required by law (e.g., a court-issued subpoena requiring disclosure).https://www.justice.gov/crt/us-department-housing-and-urban-development

The fact that the sale is subject to the closing of your purchase contract needs to be disclosed in the MLS to fellow Brokers under confidential remarks. 

The first worked out very well and I'm pretty confident I can do the same with multiple properties.Thanks for any response. 

Because you have a house you don't have a scintilla of respect for the applicants right to the privacy of their confidential information. 

What are others doing, when using a call center or VA type to protect the confidentiality of both the leads and systems?

I'm not sure what his long term plan is, but I'm confident I could convince him to move with me for 1-2 years at least.

I would love to share more details and numbers but for now I think I should abide the confidential clause.

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?