Since these disclosures are private, and not part of the public record, it does not violate the anonymity you’re seeking.

you can dispute with credit card company.. for instance my amex has powerful protection plan so if anything was wrong they will reimburse me immediately, otherwise just fix it yourself and never pay until fully inspected and satisfied

Hello, We are buying our first rental property, a small townhome, and I am confused about how to best protect ourselves from tenant suits.

You protected your money which is rule #1.

It works great...until it doesn't.A buyer's agent is an expert that can protect you, help you negotiate your offers, and so much more.

If it's a private lender you absolutely should protect that lender with lenders' title insurance.

We work across public sector housing (section 8,9) and private sector housing. 

I would use public records to find owners of other commercial properties in the area, and present them the opportunity.

This cluster of towns seem viable because of a high concentration of colleges, state offices, quality public schools and a strong economic base.

Thanks Unit count and occupancy status are both interest rate factors, yes.Fannie Mae publishes her pricing adjustments publicly.