@Gabe GoudreauSign up with the bigger brokerages then log on and sign Confidentiality Agreements (CA) in order to get deal room access.

When I was doing mine, I found out my attorney would have been a goldmine of leads....if there wasn't the whole attorney/client confidentiality thing getting in the way....lol Since mediators aren't attorneys, I would wonder if they don't have the same responsibility of confidentiality and could propose you as a way to dispose of martial residences quickly......

A Walter White style home business no doubt...The house was even given to them by a local housing agency....So no good deed goes unpunished I guess...My best advice is to try your confidential (this is key) reporting services to the local police or even regional drug task  force.

During diligence, you will use the leases and other information provided by the Vendor w/r to the tenancies to compose estoppel certificates that you, or your agent, will take to each tenant to verify the information provided about their tenancy.That said, it is not unusual to share copies of the leases  *only* once there is an accepted LoI or APS and/or a confidentiality agreement in-place.

I come from the paper side of the business and if you are trying to turn $50K in to some decent cash flow streams, then I am confident I can offer you some alternate options that will net you the same results.

I have worked for a contractor in the past so am fairly confident I can do a lot of repairs myself, it's just the initial "wow am I doing this" feeling I need to overcome!

I'm very confident I can continue to find properties of similar performance and the cash flow from the acquired properties would easily cover the additional loan

They will not show the offers of other people to exercise an escalation clause, because that is considered confidential information to another Buyer. 

I thought I'd be able to cherry pick through the properties for some of my buyers, but as it turns, out, this bank is being restricted with regards to the discounts they can offer.My feeling (she won't discuss what the reason is for confidentiality purposes) is that the FDIC has got them under the microscope.

I'll bet qualifying aspects are now on line, they use to treat it rather confidential so as to reduce fraud, we did not discuss it with the public, could be our`area too.