Just make it clear, in writing, that from now on "any and all changes to paint, walls, floors, remodeling, etc. must be approved by you IN WRITING, no exceptions" Any changes made without your permissions will be required to be returned to same condition as original, at cost to leasee.

Hey guys I need some advice here. I am refinancing my rental currently. I needed to get the home appraised so I had set up a time with the appraisal company and my tenants that worked. The tenants told me that they wo...

He thought that taking the suggestions of the regional lawyers is the best thing to do because they know the right place along with the apt procedure to list the various government offices and their main job is to ensure that all the permission is applicable for the site are gained.

Make sure each person signs giving you permission to do the check.

In addition, she has changed the front locks without permission( I have not ever used a key to enter her property) and denied my handyman entry to repair something that she requested.

Anyway, I ended up having to re-frame the soffits of the building, due to the contractor tearing them off without permission...

In many cases, you don't even need the permission of the court.There are plenty of things you don't know. 

Our lease states "The Tenant is not permitted to paint, make any alterations, improvements, or additions to the Leased Premises without first obtaining the written permission of the Landlord.

Not to mention she added two dogs outside when I have her permission to only have 2.

If a party is present during your property inspections, I would not use a camera without that party's written permission.