In some cases the CAM charges the Title Company a fee thus hitting the "trifecta" by being paid three times for the same services.The Colorado legislature, along with the consent of DORA (Dept of Regulatory Agencies), passed a CAM licensing law and HB, 1254 Disclosure of Fees, to rein in this abusive fee.

Without the lender's consent, the assumption cannot happen. 

Yes you can market other wholesaler's listing but I would suggest that you talk to them and get their consent on you sharing the listing with your buyers list and agree to what % or cut they can offer you for the deal or will they be OK if you overlaid X price over their asking price.I have seen same listing from multiple wholesaler's coming to my inbox, so there is a share and care market for sure.

When it came to cities fining home owners, or landlords, for failing to comply with a search for a property while tenants occupied the property and paid the landlord for a profit, the court ruled "owners/tenants of rental properties in Portsmouth are thus faced with the choice of consenting to the warrantless inspection or facing criminal charges, a result the Supreme Court has expressly disavowed under the fourth amendment." 

The tenant also changed the locks without the consent of the landlord.

Lessee shall not without prior written consent make any alterations, improvements, additions or utility installations in, on, or about the premises.

—The landlord is not responsible to the tenant under this section for conditions created or caused by the negligent or wrongful act or omission of the tenant, a member of the tenant’s family, or other person on the premises with the tenant’s consent.

They can't just cancel the contract on you without your consent. 

You would us it if adding, changing, or removing signatories, conditions, encompassed services or the description of premises (i.e. defining a garage or deck to be uniquely part of the premises covered by the lease).A letter of authorization / letter of consent is used to provide written proof of consent where the lease indicates an action is possible, but requires the landlords approval to occur.  

Matt, thanks for your response.My lease says this also: "Tenant shall not make any alterations or improvements to the Premises without Landlord's prior written consent."