“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

Second, our maximum occupancy for your unit is four people, and guests are only allowed to occupy the premises 10 days in any six month period without the prior written consent of the Landlord.

(One of his reasons was that the Intervivio Trust is financeable in non-commercial transactions) The lawyer is right -- Fannie Mae will lend to a Revocable Living Trust. 

The property company is breaking the lease without any consent from me and no 30 day notice in writing to changes. 

OCCUPANTSSubject to the provisions of this lease, apart from the Tenant(s), no other persons will livein The Premises without the prior written permission of the Landlord, except for_______________________________________________Name of Occupant Relationship Age________________________________________________________________________Name of Occupant Relationship AgeThe premises shall be used as a residence with no more than ______ Adult(s) and _____Child(ren), and for no other purpose without the written consent of the Landlord.Overnight Guests:No guests of the Tenant(s) may occupy the Premises for longer than one weekwithout the prior written consent of the Landlord.

For example, you can have a provision that requires any expenditure above $X,XXX be approved by the unanimous consent of the members (you and the partner), but that anything below that threshold can be done by the manager (you) (e.g., purchase of fixtures for the house, payment of subcontractors, etc.)

A fine, temporary suspension, or permanent revocation or combo of multiple sanctions might happen.

In Missouri, whenever a married person owns property in his or her own name, (not in an entity or trust) the spouse must consent to transactions involving the property, even if the spouse is not on the deed.Normally, the Marital Interest Waiver is required when a married person is selling property & the spouse (or ex-spouse) is not on the deed.

I'm sure the trust allowance was intended to be for a conveyance by an individual irrevocable/revocable trusts, but they forgot (?)

I also suggest if it's seller financing you do a note and deed of trust.After you buy, you can sell anytime, you don't need consent of your seller, so no need to bring it up.