Developers typically have sellers sign a confidentiality agreement with the purchase and sale.

It is normally confidential but some managers might work with you, especially if you explain that you're trying to give someone food on the table.

I'm fairly confident I will have the house under contract by tomorrow, and am looking for what y'all have done to get buyers in there quickly?

This loan is insignificant, this loan alone is nothing really, but if the bank is in trouble or classified loans are piling up, the bank will plant their feet and try harder.I'd say that when any agent or bank loan officer says FDIC is requiring us to blah, blah, they either don't know what they are talking about or passing the buck, the relationship between a bank and FDIC is confidential and if they were to actually give out negative information they would be putting their job on the line, that's for bank employees!

In commercial deals they ask you to sign a confidentiality agreement and to disclose if you are represented by a broker prior to forwarding you rent rolls, operating expenses, etc.

The pure land trust or Title Holding Trust is really designed to keep ownership of real estate on a confidential and private basis.

That's an agreement between two parties that they are sharing confidential information and neither can disclose that information to a third party.  

ok, I'm 19 year old girl, I've tried cold calling a little while back and it went terrible, I really need to work on my confidence with talking to fsbo but I know the only way to become confident is to just DO IT.

 =)  I am feeling more confident I am closer to success with like minded folks and a wealth of experience here. 

I am not looking for confidential company information.