I'm the trustee for my mother's revocable trust and am working to diversity her holdings. 

Unlike the USA, you either need the current lender's consent or you need to refinance.

If they’re proprietary and can be proved that their new project imulates yours, it can be a hefty fine and/or revocation of the design for the opposing entity. 

This protects the architect/designer/engineer from having someone copy their plans without their consent, have it reproduced repeatedly, limits their liability and makes sure they get paid for their work. 

Then register your partnership agreement in the title after closing so that your partner cannot sell without your consent. 

You'll run into many issues with homestead, HW consent, divorce decree, etc.I commend where you're coming from, but they can get a loan if there is as much equity in the home.

@John Collins you are missing the point entirely, obviously the REAL OWNER should do all these things, but you are trying to prevent scammers from using your property as a prop without your consent. 

OCCUPANCY: Only those persons whose names appear on the lease may occupy your apartment without our prior written consent except guests for no more than 7 consecutive or 14 total days.

Bringing in two dogs without your consent is a major, not a minor, lease violation.

What about a Revocable Trust?