Based on the article the tenant has to consent, if they do not I would assume they can no longer qualify for the eviction moratorium since at this point they are not doing everything in their power to pay at least partial rent.  

However, they are generally revocable at will, so don't pay someone and expect them to not revoke it.

Title 33 Chapter 10), a landlord must always obtain the permission (or “consent”) of a tenant in order to enter that tenant’s dwelling unit, except in the case of an emergency (A.R.S. 33-1343(C)).

The goal is to work out an agreement with a landlord/property manager where I would essentially be the tenant or person managing the property and with consent list the property on Airbnb on a short term rental basis, paying the property manager the monthly rent and keeping the rest. 

The host owns those reviews.VRBO - you can generally transfer the reviews on the property, with or without the sellers consent.

If it is someone else, then that someone else may have some particular requirements that you need to be disclosing to the other parties of the sale.In general it is wise to have your financing ducks in a row with making the offer, and with private money lenders this is often a verbal consent to the deal (based on observable facts of the deal). 

Dwelling/Fire policies require that you request a limit for consents.3.

Something to the effect of "Tenant shall not schedule, permit, or authorize any modifications or repairs to the property without the prior consent of Landlord.

In the offer, the seller is requesting that we add this term to the contract:Request: “Buyers authorize Escrow to release their SSN/ITIN/EIN number to Seller's CPA upon request for the limited purpose of Seller filing an exemption from FIRPTA/HARPTA withholding and/or claim FIRPTA/HARPTA withheld on the transaction on their U.S. and Hawaii tax returns and for no other purpose without the prior written consent of the Buyers."

Had more to do with wanting to show their power over the others, previously feeling slighted, or simply using the withholding of their consent to force a buyout of their equity.