My husband specifically put in the lease that no additional people could move in without consent.

And they can charge $250 repair and maintenance without consent from owner.

Just follow the consent process at your local planning department.

@Kevin SobiloI’d probably have them remove it when that tenet does no longer need it or when they move out if it was not removed by then.But I would like to avoid the ramp all together if possible.That’s why I’m trying to figure it if I’m legally bound to allow the ramp or not (since they are not officially my tenets, they moved in without my consent).

A friend of mine wanted to host a big summer party for a large number of friends and had to cancel it when he found out he needed consent from all neighbors. 

And yes, the lease expressly states no improvements or alterations can be made to the property without written consent of the landlord. 

Verify this as otherwise you cannot ever substantially change the lease terms without their consent.

But saying you decide to go forward and rent it to him at market value and no reduction in labor cost, make sure your lease is absolutely clear that he is not allowed to perform any work without your written consent and if he does perform work without your consent, he will not be compensated.

I just heard the "this call is being recorded" when a lead called.An article that also mentions this: While some agents appreciate the service, others find it unsettling - Inman - requires subscription.I am in CA, and I wonder how legal this is with our 2 party consent.

The TCPA act prohibits both automatic telephone dialing with recorded voice and texting without consent.