It's more this than your confidentiality interpretation. 

For me, I am confident I can hire someone to create a website and maintain it over time to save on money; however, I'm not willing to spend my time to do so.

I've read several books and taken the courses, so I'm feeling pretty confident I could do this business.

Al Williamson - will start commenting on things as soon as I'm confident I know what I'm talking about.

The physical movement around in waiting rooms, front offices or lobby and in a settlement room or office is all part the control the agent uses in keeping information confidential.

I have a pretty good knowledge of this business model and am fairly confident I know of these folks and some others like them.Do they have some good deals?

I am very confident I can make a decent profit on themI was wondering what people's thoughts are on this strategy and if anyone is currently doing this.

The broker's third option is to handle the transaction as a "transaction brokerage" in which the broker is a neutral party and must not share any confidential information of any type, such as whether you'd pay more for the property or if the seller would take less.

This one i sold within 1% of list ended up netting $22k in profit (also just closed last week) But i'm confident I would of made over $30k if i was listing in April.For years, I've averaged higher sale price than the comps during the spring, and lower during the fall.

Several field reps have had criminal charges brought against them for the misuse of confidential mortgagor information.