I am confident I can get an amazing deal on it.

At the time I was working on some stuff as was faulty confident I could do it.

I’m pretty confident I can change a lightbulb on a rental property without calling a licensed electrician.

If you want to have representation and have your agent keep your confidential information confidential, then you must have an agent represent you. 

I am confident I can bring the value up to $360k+ using comps from some nearly identical but outdated homes within 0.5 mile. 

The worlds of real estate and finance are constantly changing therefore I have learned the more I educate myself on different aspects of the business the more confident I feel about pursuing certain goals.This can be done by reading, listening and networking on awesome sites like BIGGERPOCKETS.3) Surround yourself with like minded people.

They say they are looking into it, but it does spook me how much money I have committed in the past believing I had done all the homework and was confident I knew what I was buying...but in reality it was dumb luck I had not been caught up with this.

In addition, he should have his own insurance (liability and potentially workers comp) to cover him should he be injured on the job.Stuff like confidentiality should be handled in the independent contractor agreement.Here is an example of an ICA:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/02/17/whats-in-a-contract-contractors-rehabbing-real-estate/But again, make absolutely certain that he's acting in the capacity of an independent contractor before just assuming that he is.

Believe it or not, you can find out medical conditions if you contact the right list broker - you just think your medical info is confidential!

Also, I'm not sure if this email is private as it is written as a business proposal and there is no confidentiality clause at the bottom of it.