I suppose the reason we clean up messes on BP is not just to inform posters, but to ensure other newbies don't try to do stupid, illegal and unethical things that cause messes, get others in trouble or get them sued, maybe worse.You cannot devise a contract for a seller to provide financing and then assign that contract WITHOUT specific consent of the seller to accept that buyer as 1. their borrower or 2. taking the responsibility of paying on a Sub-To transaction!

Probably not; so it's hard to hold a tenant to those either, and if she wants she will just move anyway and you'll have to go to court and probably throw money away that you will never recover.The statement that the terms of a lease cannot be modified is a slight misnomer, they cannot be modified without both parties consent which is what she is asking for.

Will, M and L had an agreement to share rents with the consent of the owner.

Do I need everyones consent to file the lien?

Notice need not be given if all interested parties may sign a waiver of notice or a consent to the request for authority.In estates that require a bond (any estate where a will does not specifically say that no bond is required), the Court will generally set the bond equal to the amount of the equity in the property plus the value of the personal property, plus twice the value of the annual income from all estate property.

This is totally acceptable by all Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lenders as long as the trust is a revocable trust.

In tax terms, you can get a guaranteed payment, but it's effectively a distribution to you as a member.Note that your LLC may not have a board of directors, or need a resolution/consent (motion isn't quite right) to do the distribution--it all depends on what your operating agreement says, or if not stated there, defaults under the law of the state where the LLC was formed.  

I have seen credit card charges be reversed and the money taken back from the landlord bank account if the tenant claims it was charged without their consent (when it wasn't) and land lords losses out.

,Ideally, you want your entities structured such that they are owned by each other and a revocable trust. not by any human person.

The word "hard" is not to be found on the list of credit inquiries, so that is a true and factual statement, even though it is misleading.What consumers expect when they say "soft pull" is only possible when the creditor/landlord/etc does not require your name, your dob, your ssn, or your consent.