Notice need not be given if all interested parties sign a waiver of notice or a consent to the request for authority. 

Tell her that she started using the washer and dryer without your consent, this will make her feel bad for not asking for permission in the first place.

they are messing with the electric, they shouldn't be touching anything like that without your consent, hopefully you have that in your lease. take pictures of what they did and send an email to Daddy with a copy of the lease part that says they can not make alterations to the house without your consent and pictures of what they changed and CC " your Lawyer"  - either for real or make your own lawyer email, but document everything. once he sees the lawyer is involved you may stop hearing from him.

Hi @Ben Roberts, I let sellers stay in their homes very often. its a good selling point.I do rent back or delays closing. usually anything from 2-8 months depend on the property and the upside i have in it.If i need to obtain consents / Permits from the City for subdivision or any consent im happy to give them 6 months so i cut the holding costs.If its winter and I rather rehab on flip in the summer im happy for them to stay too.Some time rent back is better for the buyer if they have deadline for loan "pre qualification" so you know you IN and used you PQ.

I enjoy conducting research studies like this and hope that others may find this interesting as well.Thanks for your time in reading my proposal.Best,MichaelWhat I can provide:-Complete support in data collection and building out the method/process, and consent forms.

If your tenant tries to circumvent your established policies and bring a puppy/dog on the premises without your consent, then be swift to enforce the terms of your rental agreement.

I have found that if you can get in touch with the borrower, it's best to have them sign a DIL, a consent judgement, a settlement agreement, and the permission to negotiate on their behalf all at once.

You cannot assign a seller financed contract without the seller'lender's consent in seller financing.

Hey BP Members,I wanted to see if anyone would share their experiences with moving properties in indv. name into existing LLC (used for old side work but still active, no debt etc) and what insurance companies need to insure, lender consent letter (to prevent due on sale).

It is not his property so doing renovations without the owners consent or knowledge is inconceivable.