@Jim WittenIt's very common to execute an NDA in commercial deals before the Vendor will release any sensitive (i.e. financial) information.

Hi all,Wanted to see what everyone uses to send sensitive information. 

This prevents anyone (except me) from stealing information.If you have paper documents, I recommend keeping them secured, redacting the sensitive information, or shredding the documents.

If she is so sensitive to the issue, then she should have done her own due diligence to see what your other tenants were like and what the property rules are.

What I also like is the ability for screening tenants, they pay directly for their backgrounds, I don't see any personal/sensitive information and reports come in within minutes. 

Since pest control depends on cleanliness...and since sensitivities to pesticides can be a big liability issue, we say "the property is provided pest free and we will re-treat for any issues in the first 30 days.

This works OK for relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with a more time sensitive and transaction intensive asset such as a rental property.

@Nitish PaliwalGet to understand the math behind it and understand sensitivity analysisBruce Kerth at refm has great courses

I would want to see the sensitivity analysis on that asset. 

You can mask any sensitive information before sharing