Also, do not provide "C" buyer information without specific consent to do so.

EIDL loans are likely to require consent as they will be secured debt.

The ethics and laws are much different, if you deal with real estate as a widget of personal property you have the wrong mind set to be in real estate.If you have a PA contract with a seller that allows the seller to consent to an assignment, you have a listing agreement, you're putting yourself in a position to act on a seller's behalf with their consent, now you are a broker!

We have a standing note/order/policy on all our properties with all local service providers that no one is to drill a hole under any circumstance without our prior written consent.

Here is the list given to me:Specification for mortgage and note: Maintain insurance and provide proof of insurance showing mortgagee as additional insured prior to closing.Late fee of $50 of any payment received after the 10th of the month.Payments due on the first of each month.Any unpaid interest will be added to the principal amount and bear interest at the same rate.Borrower to pay any attorney’s fees or costs of collectionBorrower to provide mortgagee title insurance guaranteeing a valid first mortgageBorrower to pay all closing costs including preparation of note and mortgageBorrower to pay attorney fees and title fees for closing12% Interest only for 3 years paid monthly then balloon payment$1,000 pre-payment penalty if paid off in part or in full within the first 12 months$500 pre-payment penalty if paid off in part or in full within the second 12 monthsPersonal guarantee from the individual involvedInterim interest for the month of closingNo origination feeNo pointsNo appraisal feeNo credit reportNo substitution of collateral without my consent.Interest due through the end of month of pay offMortgagor will have the option to extend the note on a month to month basis subject to consent of mortgageeCollect interim interest for the month of closingFirst payment due June 1, 2018This will be a purchase money mortgage so you will need to close the sale for the buyer and sellerCouple of questions for the experts. #4 does this mean I will owe the total interest of the 3 year loan even if I plan to refinance it at the 6 month mark?

But they cannot make a contractual offer on your behalf without your consent.

You are promising the seller you will buy the house (hence you consenting to an EMD), yet you not only have no intention to buy the house, you don't even have the EMD !

He installed it without my knowledge and consent so it seems fair that I shouldn’t have to pay for it.  

Occupant is defined very broadly to include "a person, other than a tenant or a member of a tenant's immediate family, occupying a premises with the consent of the tenant or tenants."

It's not so much if the price is reasonable I am worried about, it's they ordered tree trimming with out my knowledge or consent.