I don't answer in a lot of detail to every single question I know an answer to, unless specifically asked to do so (when someone legitimately wants certain information...not when asked to be tested like you did).

There is no legitimate "creative" way to get around that.  

I just want to make sure this is legitimate for all parties involved. 

Every legitimate paint co I work with has this certification.

A majority of the borrowers that we deal with have had legitimate hardships and have been mistreated by the larger institutions. 

If I legitimately have a buyer for your house, I'll call you with no script, introduce myself,tell you the name of my buyer and that I have pre-approval letter available, before I even ask if you cooperate.

Morally, I would only intend to tie up the property if I thought I had a legitimate chance of finding someone to close on it.

I did take the liberty of checking the licenses of the "recommended" inspectors and they appeared competent and legitimate.

The seller herself IS a legitimate concern.

I would assume it's a legitimate way to offer on properties, but is it possible to do so with REO properties?