I think that if they’ve invested, either monetarily or emotionally in a particular “money making” system, then they can’t handle any negative information about the “system”, methodology and or strategy that they’ve emotionally and or monetarily invested in.  

Purchase price: $80,000 Sale price: $105,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven, in collaboration with Ernest Bannister, successfully completed a deal on N 31st, Philadelphia, PA.

How can I read this data ?

It is cumbersome though, and confusing when getting beyond common data entries.  

Next to colleges especially it is very college oriented, but if you go to work driven areas like lawrenceville, bloomfield, greentree, etc.... you'd have no problem finding a nice place

Regarding saving confidential data, you will need to follow:  https://www.ssa.gov/privacy/privacy_act_1974.html

If you believe she is honest, hard working and her style of communicating fits you- she needs an app to help her with paperwork I suggest yardi or doorloop/ get a contract in writing that you negotiate with every nitty gritty duty- for example: who keeps copies of keys, how often are inspections done and how is the data provided to you, what dollar amount she can front money for repairs, when to call you...

Any data on the default rate for the notes you invest in?

When looking in markets where the prices of homes sold is private and not provided , how are you running your comps?  I am looking at what they were listed for but it seems to be open ended and not very reliable when ...

Can appraisers possibly consider a broker's price opinion on a property based on market data?