We truly could have saved ourselves a lot of trouble if we knew that sooner, but we were trying to be respectful and sensitive, gain trust, etc. 

I generally don't, but it is part of everyday experiences and I don't really understand the need to edit a podcast or anything else for that matter to protect someones sensitive ears.

Not an expert at all, but in Portland, they are very sensitive to economic conditions, at least as reflected in concessions offered.  

If you have a 550 credit score and liquid assets of $5,000, it doesn't make sense to present $5,000,000 deals to you, especially where it involves disclosing sensitive information.

Wonderful's approach and now offer less since they are wasting my time....totally kidding, but maybe not.2) If the buying agent writes a harmless letter about their client they might get sued because people are overly sensitive nowadays and think that everyone is out to get them. 

This is highly time sensitive as I have only 4 days to respond.

With everyone working from home these days this is a sensitive issue.

Fiduciary duty is about non-disclosure of sensitive information or doing or saying something in a transaction that would give adverse information to another party.

Then you can run a genealogy report based on who is relevant, approach with sensitivity.

If you buy notes using credit lines you also have to be sensitive to changing rates, especially when notes are long term (20-30 years - and what incentive is there to payoff a 0% real estate loan unless you sell the property?)