The fact of the matter is they know there is a very unlikely chance that something will go wrong within the first year of ownership, and even if it does, they usually hide behind a disclaimer or two.

To hide how excited I am about this business, because "others won't feel the same way."

Thanks, I’m certainly not interested in hiding it.

Something can hide in plain sight.

Tell the rest of the guys in the place to pee on the toilet seat , hide the toilet paper , and have a cigar party .

The bait goes on pins with the idea that the rat cannot steal the bait and hide it but will have to chew on it there and thus become poisoned. 

Can't blame them for asking, maybe you did some things to hide problems, common with some flippers.

The sellers are telling me property has been closed for two years and I can arrange to inspect it whenever I want so I don’t think they are trying to hide anything intentionally.

Remember you're hear to make money, not run and hide once you reach the next "growing pain/speed bump."

I have nothing to hide or fear from my tenants than from any other persons.