Personally, I adopt the Realtor's Code of Ethics as that applies to real estate operations, I also adopt the Code of Ethics of lending institutions such as confidentiality, disclosures, fair dealing and much of that is also anchored in law. 

And I agree with you 100%, I feel as the more analysis that I do on multiple properties, the more comfortable I will get the process and the more confident I will become.

So far the individuals I've dealt with have been very helpful and forthcoming, but they're requiring me to sign a confidentiality non-circumvention disclosure agreement for one of the properties I'd like more information on.

I am confident I can get it ready before year end but I realistically may not get any bookings/show any income in 2023.Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Now 6 months later I'm confident I could list it for 1.2 million but plan to hold for a decade.

So, there is a case to be made for paying this loan off instead of investing in one of the other options if I’m not confident I can earn more than 6.25% in those investments.InsuranceBusiness insurance.

I am looking to start doing some property management for others as I have managed my properties for about one year now and I am confident i can manage other properties.

My inspection contract has a confidentiality clause in it that I have always presumed is common.

This is what we are closing soon:Rate: 5.875 (locked in Dec 22 - no buy down)Term: 25 year; 10/5 ARM (I'm confident I can refi within 10 years when rates are lower, but that's not guaranteed)Credit score: 800+Appraised value = $145k; 75% cash-out refiThis is our third cash-out refi with this credit union this past year.

**************************No, each appraisal is done for a specific purpose and a specific client and the client owns the appraisal and the appraiser has the duty of confidentiality to the client and therefore, cannot share the report or their opinion derived from the assignment, with anyone, without expressed specific permission from the client.