I had to involve the police when first floor ran screaming at me in my car on a public street, yanked open my passenger car door while I was in it, and entered the car screaming at me aggressively while I was calling 911, (all because we had made every effort to avoid a confrontation with her), but the police only went to warn her, did not arrest her.  

I've worked with very few confrontational sellers, but this fellow is different.

Agents, attorneys, inspectors, wholesalers, lenders, etc Having good relationships will carry you 100 times further than being confrontational at every turn.

If by chance this happens, it is best to not confront the beast but to keep your distance until the courts can set it free!

It suggests non-confrontation....'

Hello, I keep confronting foundation issues with properties I'm interested in throughout Los Angeles. 

It sounds like you are more scared of the confrontation than anything else.

Additionally, confronting any buyer or borrower and attempting to influence them to abandon their rights can also be a problem.

Did you consider confronting this applicant with your newly discovered information?

Try not to be confrontational and self righteous.