Maybe some one can confirm or deny that ..

One of the three (#1) on the end was denied, upon a second inspection by a field adjustor.

If denied, they are denied and can't move in.

On one home, I hired an attorney without doing too much research, he seems to know what he was doing and the case was a little complicated, the borrower filed to bankruptcy, the judge denied it, he appealed and still got rejected.

House is in disrepair and no for sale sign or listing history.I would absolutely deny there application.

The Judge denied the motion to ratify the sale in May. 

And question #2... how can I go about denying the renewal of their lease?

Apparently the judge denied that request. 

@Patrick M Nichols And as I've clearly explained before, I have not only run this by a real estate attorney with 26 years of experience, I have also discussed it with members of the Massachusetts Board of Registration for Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons.Their unanimous opinions as well as a reading of the plain text of the law state that in order to represent a property that you don't already own is a license-required activity in Massachusetts.Whether you want to deny that or not is up to you. 

@Will MorrisYeah, I tried with SoFi and they denied me after talking to them and they said I could use it for a down payment and then when it was getting reviewed, it got denied.