Assuming you are double closing, which is when you generally use transactional funding, the closing agent/title co. should have specific closing intrusions from the transactional lender that their funds are not to be released to fund the A-B transaction, until the funds are there to fund the B-C transaction, and the B-C transaction is ready to close.

Direct mail is best for this niche, as it is a less intrusive method of contact.

The long term first floor tenants are disabled and the reason I even mention this is two fold...renovating the first floor unit would be intrusive to their way of life, however, there may be potential code violations.  

It's a pain and may be intrusive, but if you've found a good deal then just do it!

IMO we already have too much government intrusion into our lives and this is just another example.

It is much less intrusive.

At this time, _________ experiences difficulties with feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge, not being able to stop or control worrying, worrying too much about different things, trouble relaxing, feeling afraid as if something awful might happen. concentration, low motivation, fatigue, becoming easily over-stimulated and overwhelmed, depressed mood, difficulty sleeping, anxiety and intrusive thoughts of hopelessness. ________ has utilized multiple forms of treatment intervention to manage their symptoms, and is presently attending regular therapy sessions.

You'll want to have sub-slab sampling of the soil gas to see if there is a potential for vapor intrusion as well as groundwater.  

When I was going through forclosure{assessment lien}redemption, an
outside investor(not a junior creditor}had a lender place a mortgage
against my property. I already had a mortgage on it. This investor had absolutel...

You are certainly entitled to inspect the ENTIRE property before purchase.That said, as Jason stated, I too have, on occassion during an inspection, made some minor drywall intrusions to drywall that was already damaged and would need to be replaced anyways or pulled up carpet, etc to inspect something.