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NDA Red Flags: Don't Sign Before You See The Address! #shorts

27 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this short advisory, the speaker warns that any party that refuses to disclose an address until after an NDA is signed should be considered a red flag. Citing Deal Hunter as a source, they explain that this practice is a poor business tactic because it suggests the seller is trying to hide something or protect assets from being taken. The speaker emphasizes the discomfort of signing away rights and providing detailed information before any substantive discussion, urging viewers to be cautious and avoid such agreements.

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Anytime they won't release an address prior to signing an NDA leaves me very red flag. You can dig up on that on why it's a red flag on Deal Hunter. Deal Hunter will explain that. Like, there's just a few reasons why that's just horrible business practice. But basically an NDA Before you— and we don't have control of the sale of this thing. We're just trying to get fish offers out of people and get your information, get very detailed information from you before, you know, uh, before we actually talk to you about anything. And that just, to me, it's like, yeah, it's— it— they're hiding something. They're trying to— they're trying to keep something from being taken away from them somehow. They're worried about you stealing something. It's very, very, um, I just— There's a change. Very creepy to be signing away all my rights.