Like when you attend a seminar or purchase a course and you have sample transactions filled out in the forms included in the course.Whats the procedure for providing blank documents - do not want to cross the line or be accused of acting as an attorney.My gameplan is to provide a sample transaction from start to finish with every document I would use filled out with sample data.

Iam constintly under the radar with who is at my home and why and phone calls of being accused of things its really gotten bad.

A few suggestions:To avoid being accused of discrimination of one kind or another, you might want to give an application and a list of your acceptance criteria to each adult who sees the place.

The super is not technically an employee and he doesn't have a brokers license.What if someone accuses him of discrimination or some kind of misconduct?

In the future, he said, individuals accused of unlicensed activity may receive a “Notice to Appear” that requires an appearance in criminal court.

I don't think a good agent would risk their reputation for a property.Without proof these are all just accusations.

We are going to weigh our options but this could be a good way to remedy the situation if we can’t get him to recognize the documents we have are legit I would confirm with the tenant that he understands that he is accusing the prior owner of forging his signature, which might be a federal crime since this is a real estate contract (I'm not 100% confident on that, but it is a crime no matter what).

The inspector even tried to accuse my contractor of spray foaming to hide issues.

And if he represents it as such knowing it is not thats mortgage fraud.I cringe whenever I hear "well, its done all the time" which can be true but won't make it right or, as importantly, defensible when things go wrong.LOL, nobody has EVER accused Boston of being an innocent little town and pure as the driven snow! 

But now that you have made the accusation, you have put me on the defense; because of this, I'm less likely to WANT to discuss the location.