That makes this argument a bit "Non Sequitur".Specifically with reference to Article 4 of the NAR Code which specifically outlines how agents can work in their "own best interest" as a principal to the transaction with the WRITTEN Consent of the Customer or Client.  

Two, I will take no part in hosing the realtor contract or not so without his consent, the deal won't happen.

As you indicated, it certainly can be (in some states, not all).What I'm saying is that just because you might file that quit claim deed, it doesn't transfer ANY responsibility to the Grantee without his signature and/or consent.  

Technically a 'soft pull' of credit can take place without the consumer's consent for use by a potential investor or servicer, or current insurer, in a valuation or assessment of the credit or prepayment risks associated with an existing credit obligation.

I have no problem buying under market for my personal investments but the sellers are FULLY informed of FMV and if they want it gone today...and I agree to do so at a discount that meets my needs...we are both fully informed consenting parties.

3.Management Company can charge you for advertising and other cost without your consent and deduct it from your funds?

Account ClosedHere's how I handle the "cat is just visiting" comment in my lease:----PETS: No pets or animals may enter or be kept on the Premises without our written consent.

You aren't assuming it, you are taking it over subject to existing liens/loans/mortgages in place, and doing it without the consent of the lender, and in doing so, risk accelerating the loan's due on sale clause. 

The definition of theft is taking someones property without their consent.

Sums up the entire experience.EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION:Call employer and confirm: Current IncomeType of employeeDates of employmentIn some cases, if it's a large corporation (employment verification) or apartment complex (rental verification), you need to go through a couple of extra steps and sometimes provide written consent to get this information.Warning: If they are a bad tenant, then the current landlord may say amazing things about them (to get them out of the current unit) -- sad, I know.