If it was at one time an invited guest then the tenant must either get a restraining order or something along those lines banning them from the property OR notify the landlord in writing that this person is no longer a welcomed guest.

They get that high efficiency from a Lot of sensitive, expensive components. 

MIke, see what your saying about the 50% rule - the figures given were a general range - actual property I'am considering is an REO asking $219,000 with potential maximum rent of $3200 ($3600 taxes).This would involve renting to 6 students which seems like a lot of occupants and a lot of damage.Also I understand neighbors are very sensitive to student rentals - because there are so many in the area - this is an upscale neighborhood.

We also said if the harassment was that bad they should get a restraining order with all protests exhausted (a lot of places will issue a restraining order as soon as the paper is filed but allow the other person to protest it in court.

1) Take the deal off the market by getting it under contract.2) Delegate to a local attorney who will be sensitive to the situation and knows the judges3) Offer softball plan to transition.

Sounds like you have a sensitive seller on your hands.....she will get over it. 

If there is drama (relationship issues impacted work performance, restraining orders, police reports) in their life before the divorce then the divorce will be a wild ride and you might be in for some challenges.

Your fire marshall may cause problems with this on sale and while there is a lack of enforcement on some things my experience is fire safety is a sensitive issue in RI. 

It's hard (if you're a reasonable and reasonably sensitive person) to deal with that but it's almost inevitable.

However they've made it emphatically clear that they doesn't trust "the cloud" with the security of sensitive information on application and contracts.