More importantly though he they listed my house for sale with an MLS number without my consent.  

If he did not follow proper procedures without getting your consent to wait, I'd find out my rights as far as firing him, starting eviction on the tenant, and also if I had any recourse against his management company.    

Without his consent, she cannot refinance into a new mortgage.

Again, all of which violate a lenders DOS and are subject to compliance with Dodd-Frank.Federal Law allows an owner to place their property in to their own Revocable Living Trust, more specifically a Revocable Title Holding Trust, name beneficiaries or remainder agents, one of which may agree to lease the trust property on a net basis.

Good morning @David Bruce,Texas law does allow for an agent to act as an intermediary between the buyer and seller, however, they must obtain written consent from both parties. 

As a project manager, I worked on site (painting, installing hardware, fetching materials) in addition to selecting and paying licensed tradesmen to improve the property with the direct knowledge and consent of the deed owners.

That's why I am able to get loans on houses from a couple insurance companies which allow me to sell to someone else AND keep their loan in place on a house with their knowledge and consent. 

I have seen parties use this before as a bargaining chip to get their attorneys fees paid before they agree to release the earnest money to the other party.This is why you want language that says contractually if that party is due the earnest money for a breach of contract then the holding escrow company can release the earnest money to the non-breaching party without the breaching parties consent or approval.No legal advice given. 

Hello Everyone,I recently acquired a property using an Assumption agreement (without lender consent). 

This is for a loan I am making and with full knowledge and consent of the homeowner.