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.

It’s been a few weeks of my first unit on the market but I am confident I can find a quality tenant. 

There are many reasons why an REI might want to remain confidential, or separate their property management business from REI business, even if they are only managing their own properties.

I've got a couple of homes locally that I feel confident I can get if I can find the owners.

There may also be proprietary information in the notes that’s confidential to the seller.

Obviously the latter would build trust that lays the foundation for a lifelong relationship.I have several BiggerPockets clients and I'm not at liberty to disclose confidential client information, even anonymously.

I want to build a better life and am confident I can get there with my current knowledge of and dedication to the industry.

All information will be kept confidential, except as otherwise required by law.Today’s Date: _______________________Name of person with disability requesting accommodation: _____________________________What is the species of animal?