The notary that recorded my signature on the deed of trust with right to sell (giving them permission to sell my property for me), missed something, I already had bad sellers remorse and backed out.

She was notified her yesterday about an electrician coming in two weeks to do some code enforcement repairs and she said she does not grant anyone permission to her home and we will be " prosecuted" if we enter.

It is a breach of ethics to tell you how much the other offer is without permission of the seller.

Personally I wouldn't pay 100%, but if there was $500 a month cash flow there, I'd reconsider :)We're not going to call & ask the bank's permission to take over the loan, they would definitely say 'no'This only works in a pre-foreclosure situation where the seller is in default, but has not gone to court yet. 

If the tenant is having health problems, then have the talk to section 8 because as Richard said, they will also need their permission. 

The notary that recorded my signature on the deed of trust with right to sell (giving them permission to sell my property for me), missed something, I already had bad sellers remorse and backed out.

If it isn't in zoning or the codes in black and white, then you're either good to build or good to sue them to force them to give you permission 

Politics is something you're supposed to argue about with friends and family, not at work (which is where you are, when you're being a landlord).That said, I could see someone in a roommate situation not wanting to bring whatever political views into their home.. which I would think is probably permissible anywhere.

Permission granted for individual use.

If your DTI is too close to the DTI limit allowable, you will be asked to pay off outstanding debt in order to lower this DTI to a permissible level that will allow them to sell off your mortgage after close.