A quick web search looks like Montana is pretty lenient on disclosure forms, but you should check with your local real estate experts to be sure.If a buyer learns of it I would certainly expect them to want a discount or to shy away from the property.

Ah, and how could I forget, the agent has to sign the LBP disclosure form which is required for the contract anyway so... any reputable brokers office would not release a contract to title/escrow without that form.As previous posters said, you're worrying too much.  

Personally I think this is a shady way to do business and a good way to damage a reputation.

You have to take into consideration the amount of repairs that will be needed, finding a reputable contractor, and keeping your fingers crossed that the house is not vandalized before you can get a tenant in the home, etc.   

It seems on a web browser you can view more information about users/members but on the app everyone is private.

There are many more options available and you should work with a reputable mortgage broker to specify the best option for your situation. 

@Carl LeggDo you want a set of docs from a web marketing firm and a pat on the back, or would you prefer access to quality and meaningful support?

But it sounds like they are a reputable company to get your real estate license from

If it can help me gain a Great Reputation and Close Great deals I won't hesitate to generously and fairly compensate them for that.

And as @Chris Mason mentioned, lenders are worried about being audited so if they're even mildly reputable, the charges are going to be reasonable.