Then when you confront them, they say it was all great...

I think they're a little too worried about confrontation and don't like to burn bridges unless necessary 

It isn’t taking place of a final inspection, however he is very confrontational about demanding a list of what he will be charged with. 

I heard Brandon say that the interaction with investors forces you to confront your personal inadequacies.

I would confront the issue and have them aware it is a direct violation of your lease agreement.

The only way to buy a pre-forclosure is to knock on the door and confront the owner - the reaction is mostly unfriendly.You can buy a property at the sherriff sale - you will have to bid against the bank (represented by an attorney), pay cash and you are buying not only the property, but also any liens (debt) that is recorded against the property. 

I would be upfront with your concerns and confront him about it.

It takes a person who can handle lots of rejection and confrontation. 

Challenging confronting tenants to ask for payment, however it's necessary and the nerves will go away.

I spoke to a local PM friend and he says he tells people he advertise rentals in the local Irish paper when confronted with the same issue.