1) yes...it is for the Seller’s confirmation, not their agent2) no3) typically, you simply black out your account number and anything else you don’t want to reveal..

Going forward, I’d suggest designating a tenant representative that you get to work with directly.

To add to @Matthew Forrest's point, a homeowner without previous experience with the design-build process for an ADU should realistically expect 12 months from initial design to completion.

Finally your purchase contract states that you have the right of a final walk through before you close, so you can confirm the property is empty and broom swept (check basement, attick and garage), not damaged by the movers - and all repairs are completed.

sounds really good but looking for confirmation

Get the most mileage you can out of this + a blog and then when you are at a tipping point or losing proven business because of your lack of a fully spun website, jump to one of the big hosting and design companies.

How often will you confirm the job is done right when you're not doing surprise visits to the site?

When asking for explanations, some of these appraisers seem to make things up out of thin air to justify their low appraisal, and others just don't seem to understand real estate very well.A lot of appraisers have confirmation bias and will never admit they're wrong or missed something.

And it can be tricky to negotiate a great deal on a SF or small MF when you only have 45 days to designate three potential properties, in this market.

To especially confirm that, check if the unit inside is still there because it'll have to match.