So if when you purchased the place you were allowed to rent, they cannot take that away from you without your consent. 

The buyer and seller could have terminated that purchase agreement by mutual consent, then simply executed another contract with the identical/similar terms.

I'm aware that other brokers make similar deals, so you need to check on recourse agreements to ensure a broker can buy back a note, I'd say PPR can simply because I've not heard a bad word about them or Dave, my comment is more to the practice of substation of notes as well as notes with agreements for the substitution of collateral; collateral should never be substituted without consent on an investor or holder.I'm pretty sure Dave or PPR will assist in securing collateral, that may not mean they cover the costs of a trustee or sale, don't know, but I've not heard of no risk investing in notes. :) 

I have had brokers who I have worked with explaining what I was doing and required contact with the borrower, they were fine with it (mostly because I was a lender and knew the compliance issues of contacting borrowers and could back up what I screwed up) today I doubt any broker on the institutional side gives all the information much less consent to contact their borrower.

You do understand that you don't own the property and you'd need consent, specifically to do tasks.

no.I have heard many that are much worse.One I know of last year in Fort Lauderdale a 10 unit building where a HOA member got voted out and was so spiteful he wanted the entire building tented for termites and couldn't get everyone's consent.

Any specific information an attorney learns about a client that is private cannot be disclosed without that clients consent.

My contract with the PM gives them the right to do any type of emergency repair up to $250 without my consent.

Hey Roy, I do believe they are joint tenets so I would not be able to sell without her consent.

A lease conveys a lease-hold interest not ownership rights to encumber title, generally a building permit will not be issued to a tenant, contractors will require an owner's consent for significant repairs.