The bureaus seem to ignore the form letters and I get the same old confidential spiel whenever I ask someone that is supposedly an expert.

Sorry I can't tell you, you've got to buy my system....LOL I'm kidding.In 99% of cases the problem that paralyzes most newbies is they have absolutely no confidence in themselves.Since I specialize in wholesaling, I'll give you examples in terms of that, but this advice go's for anyone....I'm not talking confidence like "I am confident I can succeed" though that does play a small role....I'm talking about the confidence when you approach investors or sellers about putting a deal together you need to come in with the mindset of....

Doubt it.There will be confidentiality issues.

Omar Bin Sulaiman, on [email protected] directly for more information...Regards,Usman A Hassan.Dubai International Finance Center.This communication contains information which is proprietary to the DIFC, is (and is intended to remain) confidential, being provided for the exclusive use of the intended recipient, and may be legally privileged.

I heard his company benefited handsomely from the bailout money.http://washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/2011/07/warren-buffett-continuing-profit-his-investment-bailout-why-okayFreaking chronie-capitalist.

If they want more proof, then give them a copy of the bank statement with account numbers and confidential things blacked out.

I dont know that this would work because of client confidentiality and other reasons, but to me it seemed like my best shot at getting to the decision maker at that bank.  

I signed a confidentiality agreement with them so I cannot disclose the details or sales price. 

These homes don't sit on the market long, so I feel confident I could move it pretty quick.

I have budgeted between $45,000-$60,000 for the building costs which I'm very confident I can make that happen and stay within budget, since I have done a lot of research and also helped a friend design and build his simular ISBU home for under $40,000.