I really don't mean to be so confrontational but the ignorance needs to be addressed. 

I feel that I have given both parties much sympathy throughout so that the deal can flourish and finalize and at this time do see where each is coming from as I would want a form of security if I were the seller and I would also understand not wanting to 1st deviate from the contract (as the buyer) and second not wanting to place EMD for a property that I would want a walk through on after a lengthy and albeit slightly confrontational eviction with the tenant.This is where my issue lies.At some point one or both parties has to bend!

People need to know and understand what is legal and acceptable to stay out of trouble, ignorance of the law is no excuse nor is ignorance in suggesting to act hazardously an excuse to post.I'd say that in any business you are confronted in situations where ethics and the legality of doing something comes into question, everyone in business at one time or another will need to decide what direction to take and how far they need to or can go, you can't be in business and not be confronted with these aspects.

. - true, but the result of direct confrontation was pretty amusing.

Then, without starting a confrontation, let them know they're not supposed to smoke in the house. 

RCG has trained a number of MLO firms over several states in their structural and compliance responsibilities successfully (meaning agreement by state regulators as to the methodology), but most are not knowledgeable enough to transact the process correctly.There is a confrontation about to happen with two MLO firms in California that are advertising what you are suggesting without the structure being correct, that will include RCG and two independent California law firms later this month.

He was originally charged by the county district attorney.The confrontation was taking place in Gates' kitchen, and the cop asked Gates to step outside before arresting him; so it's fairly clear that the cop knew the laws around disorderly conduct.

You can confront them with the data you and also share that data with police if it's illegal activity.

When the tenants confronted the neighbor about it he denied it and went in the house and started yelling at his grandkid…My tenants say they didn't see the kid do it, but its not hard to realize this kid did this (he's your typical neighborhood Dennis the Menace).

We do not want an unnecessary confrontation.