If the owner calls the police and reports that someone erected a For Sale sign on his property without consent, the police ARE going to be asking questions.Judgmental or not, I think it's important to for everyone to have a complete understanding of the possible risks of doing something like that.Additionally, this is a forum to discuss good and bad investing ideas and issues.

Pursuant to Section 12 below, a Tenant who has consented to an action in conformance with this Section 5 will provide the property manager or other person with a power of attorney to execute a specific document (such as a lease) with respect to that action, but will not provide the property manager or other person with a global power of attorney.6.

Advertising a skateboard for sale that you do not own is a violation of law unless you have specific consent of the title holder and you are in compliance with applicable brokering laws. 

If I'm going to wholetail a property, do I actually have to purchase the property myself, or can I simply put the property under contract, place the property on the market, with the seller's consent, and do a double close.If the latter can be done, how is this presented to the seller, in a way that is more beneficial then simply listing it with a realtor.

Will you consent to a credit and background check?

If nobody is opposed to the project this will likely be a consent item meaning the PC members just okay it without further discussion and the project moves onto the final hearing with our Board of County Commissioners.

I was able to get a hold of one of the agents, henceforth referred to as Agent A, who, after some back and forth, succeeded in correcting the mistake, retroactively crediting my principal with what it would have been had Dominion taken my payments as instructed to begin with.After this, and without my consent, Dominion suddenly transferred my loan to another lender.

If the former, you still might be able to do the same thing but will need to obtain consent from the seller.

For most syndications:LPs will have no liability (other than loss of contributions) and you'll want to check the liability of the GPs;LPs will make initial contributions; and you'll want to confirm if LP is on the hook for any additional contributions;Distributions will ensure the GP/operator gets their cut (I'd want to know what that cut is), then to LPs in accordance with their percentage;LPs will agree that they cannot transfer their LP interest without the consent of the GP - you're locked in to the deal until the GPs end it;LPs will have none (or very little) rights to vote on operations, and GP has control.The above isn't an exhaustive list of material concerns you might have as an LP, but it's what what I would expect and confirm for any syndication. 

I just googled Texas property rights and clicked on the first link, so take it for what it's worth; but their laws for trespass sound pretty straightforward:  "Under Section 30.05 of the Texas Penal Code, a person commits criminal trespass if 'he enters or remains on or in property of another without effective consent and he 1) had notice that the entry was forbidden; or 2) received notice to depart but failed to do so.'"