He told me that background info stays with his third party and is confidential.  

So I still wanna try my best to persuade them, and I can sign a confidentiality agreement.

After a couple days of back and forth he agreed to 83K, which I felt confident I could work with.

A lawyer can't sue me without the custodian providing confidential information.

It won't be unique to LL/Tenant, but be covered in general business requirements similar to any business that has confidential information.

If there are more homes that fit my criteria as a similar home; I use them too... the more comps I have, the more confident I am with my ARV.

their servicing company is actually a wholly owned subsidary.3) The notes would explain this4) they don't disclose the P&L or statement of cash flow because they area wholly private firm, and they want to keep some matters confidential.5) so all i have to do is validate their insurance with accord, and i'm good.

That a fist for me...but if someone can do it or knows of the right direction to go in, I was confident I would find them here.

Kids are not moving out or are moving back in just trying to make ends meet.I read a confidential report recently where a family of 10 was living in a 2BR place.

While maintaining client confidentiality - I say this a few days after inspecting a 100 unit building that had to be completely evacuated, over a dozen people hospitalized, and now has about $1 million dollars in damage all "allegedly" caused by....1 tenant who "allegedly" put a space heater on a bed and left it.