Maybe you ask her permission to talk with the renter, without divulging your interest in the property, and see if you can get inside.

In order to do that, you need an attorney to file a motion for relief from stay in the bankruptcy court asking for permission to reinstate the eviction case.

NO is part of the proper tenant training process.From this point forward tell them no to everything and make sure they CLEARLY understand they are not to change, add or remove anything with out your explicate permission.

You're just running it with strict guidance and permission of the state.Reminds me of this meme I saw today:  

Dude, go buy property and quit sweating stupid stuff.To make sure you keep your 5 inches of land you need to grant permission/easement to the encroacher but otherwise pick something worth worrying about and move on.

A landlord has no right to come into your home without your permission, except in an emergency such as fire, unless your lease says otherwise.

Property management said that renewing leases and signing new leases are SOP and they do not need owner's permission or have to notify me in the process.

His declaration would have helped us obtain, with the judges permission, another appraiser to supplement the 1st appraiser's report.My attorney wrote his own declaration stating that the appraisal was incomplete, however the Judge did not allow a continuance due to the fact that my attorney had already asked for one because he had trial on another case.I had to settle for $70,000 for a property that is worth $300,000+, do I have a good case against my appraiser.

Get permission from the seller after inspections are complete.  

I've heard in a couple podcasts now it's possible, with owners knowledge and permission, to list a house you're under contract to buy on MLS before you actually own it.You'd basically be wholetailing it without having to purchase it.Has anyone done this/knows if and how this can be done?