If I took another 10% of rent off the table, I'm confident I would never buy a property in my market.

@Matt Vaughn Brokers and agents get confidential information from their clients that might be shared with other agents and brokers, but they do not want made public, and that's why there are rules governing MLS access.

The more confident I become to be as successful as you guys.I know I still have a great deal to learn so I think the next move for me is to Network with some people.

They have no issue with keeping things confidential from either party so long as the issue doesn't effect the other side.

I'm truly blessed and hope to pay it forward in the same vein as these two share their time and expertise.And another confidential shout out . .

So, what coverage you carry should be held confidentially, telling the world what your coverage is is like holding up a sign saying sue me, "I'm good for it".Your coverage is to the types of exposure you have, the chances of loss and size of losses for different events can be very different from one area to another.

As a newbie, you are most likely to have strike three and you're out of there.There are good reasons why those new in RE should not be dealing with a listing agent, you may well open your mouth and insert your foot, probably likely if you talk about pricing or any confidential information about you or your business.Now, back up.

There are a few reasons that reading from a script doesn't work:1. you don't sound confident.  i

Don't share confidential details. 

If the tenant gives you push back, assure them this information is kept confidential in their tenant file and is necessary.