@Brandon Sturgill - Yes, I'm confident.  I

I have no idea how much as it was a confidential settlement. 

He took our personal and confidential information including drivers licenses, social security numbers, bank statements and other sensitive information we gave him to prove we were worthy to fund HIS deals and he purposely and maliciously violated the signed confidentiality agreement by putting it all on the dark internet.

In 2019, I am a lot less confident.  I

Elio L.Its funny you asked i just wrote a post on it the other day....I sent out 460 letters, they were more professional letters with confidential stamped on them...My responce rate was a little above 50% sounds good huh?..

Late payments or past due issues are highly confidential, no lender is going to give names of a payment missed until they make a demand.

So long as she keeps her rent confidential among other tenants I'd rather get my money, even late and always get it than deal with vacancies.

Isn't that confidential to other sellers?

., realtor for the buyer shall be paid by the Purchaser per a separate agreement.Miscellaneous: This Letter of Intent is confidential and shall expire 20 days from the date it is executed by the Seller.

You need to disclose the fact that your partner is licensed prior to the potential seller sharing any confidential information with you but best practice is obviously to disclose that information as soon as possible, and the letter is the first "contact" you will have with them.