Then look to how to structure the loan that meets the seller's needs, then if that fits your needs, if you take that approach you can have a win-win. 

You couldn't kick out the widow just because he died unless she failed to pay the rent.If you try and void the lease, Im pretty sure you would be liable to a lawsuit, which I doubt you would win.

In the end it is a win-win situation.  

Creating a win-win for everyone involved.

I rarely wear a name tag nor distribute business cards.

John,you can not order them off the premises but,you can encourage them to go out to lunch or do errands while the inspection is taking place.Give them a written notice on exactly when you will arrive and depart the property and suggest they find something else to do because the inspection will be hectic and disruptive to them.Offer them a gift card to Olive Garden or something to pay for lunch.

It's not like a loan gets paid to the seller in installments over time or can be reversed like a credit card charge, once it's approved, the seller gets the full amount and it's sold, right?

In the current environment the renewals each year with a minimal increase have been a win -win for the landlord and tenant.  

With that being said, this can also be a very competitive market because of the number of people moving here and the fact that we keep winning all of these "best city" awards. 

Many applications I reviewed while developing mine asked potential tenants for bank and credit card account numbers and balances.