Revealing bidder info would be a no-no, but there isn't reason to conceal the identity of the agent presenting the offer.

But do you want that person on your job site to steal from you or get hurt?

@Antonio Esquivel I do not have his social but he completed the mysmartmove process for me which verified his identity.

Hey Jesse.To steal a line, trust but verify.

I own a duplex identical to it right up the street and it just appraised last month for 104k. 

If you are already at a steal, with those things factored in, move forward.

Here are the details: Property: 4 br / 4 ba unit, 1250 sq ft, in MF complex with individual lock-able bed/bath suites Rent: Currently $1600-$1700 in identical units Target purchase price: $135,000 Monthly HOA Dues: $200 Prpty Mgmt Firm: $165 (10%)Monthly Taxes: Approx. $200I have access to financing with no PMI at 3.25% through the credit union.

I use cameras at times for various different tasks, and I post a general sign at the entrance to my property that surveillance is occurring.Telling anyone that cameras are around will just ensure they are the first things disabled when someone wants to steal from your property.

Also, it is common for most vacant policy to have limited theft coverage. thank you very much Sir... so the Builders Risk Policy should cover me in the event that somebody breaks in and steals things from the property while my contractor is working on it?

This is a 1970's era duplex, identical to the one I currently own.