Can I remove him and rewrite a lease without his written consent if I chose to?

Swimming Pools, Trampolines and FirePits may not be set up or used on the premises without prior written consent ofLandlord. 

Some of the blinds that the landlord personally chose and liked (maybe a little more than a landlord should) have been replaced with a slightly different but noticeably inferior quality product -- without her prior knowledge or consent. 

If a medical entity discloses info illegally or without consent, that is a violation. 

.,. then Baltimore gas and electric showed up and said their gas leak detector detected small amount of gas leaking.. it was coming from a cracked head on the furnace.. so it was old and need of replacement.. so we decided to replace it completely  however I need to mention I have brought my mother in law on board to do the book keeping duties and she is on site 2 days a week to let the exterminator in and do paperwork.. she was bombarded by this tenant who was threatening to call the police due to no ac and without consulting me she hired someone who was willing to install a unit in 2 days time instead of a week and instead of spending $3,500 for a new unit she spend $7,000.. this is a huge problem for me as I have a policy of no work or repairs done over $500 without my consent.. so he got a new $7,000 unit.. and I have taken the checkbook from my mother in law..

By law, rules have to be in a separate document, but can be changed from time to time without the tenant's consent.

Tenant shall neither sublease nor assign this Lease without the prior written consent of the Lessor, which shall not be unreasonably withheld.

Just curious, was there a clause in your lease agreeing that the tenant could make alterations and repairs without your consent or was this an implied agreement? 

Here's what our rental agreement has to say about repairs:REPAIRS.Tenant agrees to notify Landlord of needed repairs to premises in a timely manner by telephone and/or in writing.Tenant agrees not to repair their dwelling or anything belonging to Landlord without prior written consent of Landlord.Landlord retains the right to determine how and when the repair will be done, in accordance with federal, state, and local law and codes.If the need for repair is not due to damage caused by Tenant and/or their guests, Landlord agrees to pay for the repair.If the need for repair is a result of damage done by Tenant and/or their guests, and not that of ordinary wear and tear, Tenant agrees to pay for the repair.Landlord may decide to remove or replace an item, instead of repair.

OCCUPANCY: Only those persons whose names appear on the lease may occupy your apartment without our prior written consent except guests for no more than 7 consecutive or 14 total days within any 12 month period.