In most states and broker cannot contact another brokers client without the brokers consent.

My lease states the following:Tenant agrees to pay $850.00 as a security deposit to be used by Owner / Manager at the termination of this lease towardreimbursement of the cost of repairing any damage (other than ordinary wear and tear) to the dwelling caused by Tenant,members of the household, or persons on the premises with the consent of Tenant or members of the household, and anyrent or other charges owed by Tenant.

Can I terminate the landlord and tenant rental contract my husband made before he was incarcerated so I can move into the property myself without my husband's consent?

Now, she went on my property (transpassing) without consent, dug it up, took out the an oil tank that was perfectly fine, filled back up the whole just with dirt and stones not even putting back concrete like it was before, and asking us to pay 50/50, which btw, she claims it cost her $12,000 and wants us to pay $6000, the price itself doesn't make sense.

I tried so many services and all ask the tenant to check their email and provide consent for sharing the report.

You will also want to become familiar with the landlord-tenant laws in your state as well as take a Fair Housing class.I would also set up some house rules that they agree to with a signed consent should problems arise in the future.Good luck and share your house hacking experience with the Community here. 

Title companies want to protect themselves from liability so they ask you to get the seller's consent, in writing, on your contract assignment to a third party for a fee.

Account ClosedIn many jurisdictions (all in which we operate) a request for service grants consent to enter the property during business house within a time frame following the request (typically a week).Check your local tenancy law.

According to the lease he can not alter the property in any way shape or form without my written consent.

They could remain on title, or not, at the end of it (optional: Fannie Mae will loan to revocable living trusts, so you could knock out two birds with one stone here).