I simply know what is required for good mentoring and successfully doing lease options.Clearly there was a communication breakdown and the best way to resolve that is for Brian to contact you directly Disclosure: I don't mentor (any longer) I do sell Turnkeys - I don't know the parties involved 

Being a Massachusetts Licensed Broker I still gave the normal agency disclosure (https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2017/12/05/di...) at first meet.

This post is intended for those that have had a similar experience, those who enjoy seeing how others are working their path to FI and is a full disclosure on where I have been and where I intend to go. 

There are public disclosure laws that allow for these documents (Washington has extensive public disclosure laws allowing for open and free access of public documents).

@Michael AustinPartnerships need full disclosure. 

It is always best to require a seller's disclosure of problems.

RESDL disclosures).

Full disclosure - I'm a licensed agent in NC.

As standard practice there is also a lead based paint disclosure if the home was built before 1978.  

That's probably something that will have to be in a seller disclosure (not sure of your state's laws), so you should always brag about it, not try to hide it.