I would just be upfront and I would confront the seller and ask him what's going on, if it's really good dealClose on it yourself, just ask seller to close this week. 

If you know when they are there  I would give a verbal warning or written warning if you don't want to be confrontational. 

Lying in the beginning is not a good sign and confronting them may only lead to more lies.

The owners have never wanted to make waves with the tenants so they've never confronted them about raising the rent.

Also, when confronting attorneys with this type of closing, do I just be upfront and ask him if he does simultanous closings?

Well, you made me Google...Q From Peter J Lusby: A question arose recently during a discussion here in California about the origin of the expression argy-bargy (also written argey-bargey), meaning a relatively amicable, if somewhat heated, argument.I hope I haven't scared you off or seem confrontational.

Therefore, no confrontations :)

I’m confident that if they start saving now as well as increase their networking web to further job success, they’ll be properly equipped to tackle the issues confronting them.

Ok ,  a note on her apartment door I  wouldn't be happy about if it was very confrontational but it something to address directly. 

When she confronted him and withheld payment for the next work item until he pays the electrician, he walked off her job.