If it appears that The Consultant has disclosed (or has threatened to disclose) Information in violation of this Agreement, The Seller and/or the Buyer shall be entitled to an injunction to restrain the Consultant from disclosing, in whole or in part, such Information, or from providing any services to any party to whom such Information has been disclosed or may be disclosed, notwithstanding that this Agreement is not exclusive to the Seller and or the Buyer, and the Consultant shall be allowed to use such confidential information under identical agreement with any other third party who may be interested in purchasing the Seller's and/or selling to the Buyer up to and until the time the Seller and/or the Buyer have entered into their agreement(s) to consummate a financial transaction.

I am looking in 2 different neighborhoods where the ARV for neighborhood 1 is $600K and neighborhood 2 is $1M (2 "identical" houses (3BR 2BA 2000SF) that need the "same amount of work" (Paint, floors, windows, both bathrooms and a kitchen).  

If you were to use that info to commit identity theft or similar crimes, the PMC would be liable for giving you access to that info and sued out of business.

This property is almost identical to the property I am buying and sold for 300k even..  

It just seems so convenient that after all of these years their conversations are so well preserved that they can be perfectly dramatized to include long pauses and small chuckles.Some might say that he wants to preserve the identity of his rich dad, which is fine, but where is Mike, the rich dad's real son?

At what point in the buying process would my identity have to be disclosed, if at all?

She mentioned that they would have to source materials identical to what is there now.

Are you identical?

If so, why should it surprise you that the contract price and appraised value are identical?

Our strategies are almost identical, i'll have to look into having the seller carry a second mortgage to stretch farther, great idea.The frustrating days are bound to come but over time, there'll be more celebratory days than frustrating ones.It sounds like you have already but if you have not, you need to read The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller.