You're giving him notice, not asking permission.

Doesn’t sound like bait and switch at all, seems legit.But the contract also didn't say that it would change without notice only that it could.They were onsite for 3 days and looking over the final invoice they were already over budget halfway through Day 2 and per the owners permission he kept track of the time and told the foreman how much time is left on the project.Also the reason we were wondering is the degree to which is over.

This will give you an idea of unit count in the permissible footprint and height.

But it does have quite a few clauses on permission to let the management/maintenance crew to access the unit when inspections and repairs are necessary. 

Ok investment strategyIllegal: created specifically without permits or permission clearly and willfully ignoring the codes in place and work performed while codes are in place.

The Net Sale Price is computed by taking your Gross Sale Price and subtracting your routine “permissible selling expenses” to arrive at your Net Sale Price. 

Under the rule, a limit on the number of occupants is probably permissible if it allows two people per bedroom plus one additional occupant... would also take into consideration the signed lease agreement, if it doesn't have a limit I would wait until the lease expires then add it in. 

I've never told a title company the name of a tenant - I'm not sure that with privacy laws that it would be permissible to do so. 

We got her permission so that next week we can get get the Plummer in the unit and the handyman to repair ceiling or walls.  

I'm sure he's made arrangements with the listing agents to get permission.