I live in N.Metro Atlanta and I have a time sensitive opportunity that I would like to offer to someone that can operate a facility that was previously an assisted living/transition house.  

Confidentiality is part of it and if you have ever worked for a place with sensitive data you should know how to safeguard it.

My suggestion as the listing broker stop harassing the sellers before they get a restraining order. 

Certain lists are time sensitive so you need to get them out sooner and plan ahead for that accordingly.

I can see his point though he is sensitive.

Ask for sensitivity analysis report - good syndicators should share w/you what happens if occupancy goes to "x" in a downturn, what's my return look like?  

Buyers are very sensitive.

The situation that has worked best for me in the past has been low equity, decent houses with homeowners with a sudden, time-sensitive problem.For instance, I had someone call that suddenly faced a job transfer.  

You should only work with someone that you know and trust with your sensitive information.

The more time-sensitive and transaction intensive an investment is, the less practical this can be.The alternative is to establish a plan that provides you with checkbook control.