@Steven JohnsonC - Capital adequacyA - Asset qualityM - Management qualityE - EarningsL - LiquidityS - Sensitivity to Market RiskBank supervisory authorities assign each bank a score on a scale of one (best) to five (worst) for each factor.

It does not ask for any sensitive information.

The Stories I've Heard...It's hard to believe some of the stories I've been told – some of them quite sensitive.

I do know my wife and I, when we were young and especially first time parents, we were sensitive about everything.

Their website is so buggy in general, I would never trust them with anything more than just a listing.Plus, their terms of service are not realistic for real-world operations of rental properties.https://www.zillow.com/renter-hub/terms/Rental-User-TermsCannot collect deposits or last-month's rentCannot collect "sensitive" financial informationThus you will not get the tenant's SSN, which is necessary if you ever need to report an eviction or collect a debt.

BUT, can Google or books answer you within hours of your time sensitive question?

Price your offers to SELL and you won't have this issue to begin with (learn your markets how to price out ARV and rehab) Situations where you ABSOLUTELY MUST DISCLOSE the whole process would be in instances such as short sale, an owner occupied home (these people are moving and depending on money to be in their bank account, or anything else time sensitive.

I've been operating for a decade this March and truly I wouldn't change where I own and operate.Still it translated to my being a darned good PM, I've already cut my teeth in some very difficult neighborhoods.

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

Is it time sensitive?