And will movers be willing to move as long as I have consent from property owner - my God Parents? 

If the preexisting agreement prohibits the owner from selling the property to anyone else during the "lease to buy" period, then--at a minimum--I would require tenant consent. 

I don't see a way you can unilaterally get out of the lease you signed unless they willingly consent but you can always offer it. 

You do not need to reimburse them for the fridge because they disposed of your property without your consent, and the refrigerator will stay with the property after they leave.

@Cameron Chambers  since condos are gettig a lot of love on this thread so far, I'll give you a contrasting opinion...1) Unless you are on the strata council / condo corp, changes can be made to your unit's costs or use without your consent. 

The renters consented without any objection.

Furthermore, if asmall family child care provider later obtains a license to become a large family child care provider,he/she is not required to ask for permission from the landlord to increase capacity to care for 12children.However, written consent by a landlord is required when tenants who are licensed to operate: a) a small family child care home decide to care for more than 6 children (and up to 8 children); OR b) a large family child care home decides to care for more than 12 children (and up to 14 children). 

I am selling a property that was purchased in my LLC and the Title company is asking me for a "Consent to Sell Document". 

@Braden C. nothing without the consent of the tenant, you're right.

@Blaine Meehan "....with the consent of any owner, occupant or agent...."