------------------------------Another option, again depending on the state is a revocable transfer on death deed. 

Hi - I'm transferring assets into and changing the beneficiary of various other assets into a Revocable Living Trust.

PETS: Pets are not allowed at the Premises without the express written consent of the Landlord.

I’m not sure what to do.Keep in mind that there are "revocable" trusts and "irrevocable" trusts.

I believe he owns the property outright in a revocable trust and I know he has his hands full out of state with health issues and an ailing wife.

On a scale of inappropriate to unethical to illegal, 1) where does the property inspector fall on sending the reports to the seller's agent and 2) where does the seller's agent fall on sharing our inspection reports with her client without our consent? 

It's never "slimy" to create an agreement between two consenting adults, that doesn't violate the law.I find it wise and thoughtful to provide tenants with what the market demands, at rates that the market justifies.

I learned that there was a shared driveway that I owned, so I was able to make some money off a revocable easement.

I have heard that it is illegal to text someone if they did not consent to receive texts from you.Is this true?

Possession acquired without consent is still a property right which the law protects.