If it's priced in line with the comps, you should be able to find a buyer at or near market price, no matter what you purchased it for. of course, I disclose everything.

Not to get into too much detail, I had a transaction earlier this year where I represented the buy side, and that seller at the closing table had to write my buyer a check for $15k for not disclosing something that state law required them to. 

New bill now requires Airbnb to disclose the addresses of its listing and the identities of its hosts to the City..

You would have to disclose that you are a licensed agent, and you might find that people think you are getting the better deal because you are the agent.

You can also represent both in dual agency as long as both parties agree with that and you have disclosed your representations correctly in writing to all parties.If you already approached the seller, as a licensed real estate broker in NC you are required to provide them with the Working with a real estate agent brochure so they understand the process and the representation.It sounds like that you have already negotiated something with the seller and potentially learned personal / financial information about the seller.

Keep this information confidential, unless the seller authorizes you to disclose it.B.

A pro like yourself is probably doing very well but most people on BP are amateurs when it comes to STR and they don't disclose the true costs.And Eric, instead of insulting me, why not just answer his question?

And they are required to disclose the contamination to any potential buyer until it has been remediated. 

(d) The landlord may request that the tenant disclose the name of the perpetrator and, if a request is made, inform the tenant that the landlord seeks disclosure to protect other tenants in the building.

It is disclosed.