It is not editable, and only a NC attorney has permission to edit it in any way.  

I would also write something up stating that you are giving them permission  install the washer and dryer but also that they are responsible for maintenance and any issues the units cause.

So far, I've mentioned to all of my prospects that this is a part of my process and no one has objected except a long lady today to me that she would need to get permission from her Mother in order for me to do an inspection of her home.  

I am not sure how I would handle it but if I already made the deal with the seller, I might tell the seller that I want to remove the tank with his/her permission, so that the seller can truthfully not have to disclose any tank. 

Also in the lease if they are going to pay after eviction has been filed they have to have written permission. 

I think the leasing agent was going to go for a listing after the new lease was signed.And was soon receiving a phone call from the junior god upset that I had wandered into his realm without his permission and had stolen his client.

Like Paul mentioned, if you aren't the borrower or have the borrower's permission, the bank won't cooperate.When I sold one property in a similar situation, my escrow officer and her title "guy" were able to get a payoff by calling the lender's customer service number and using the original borrower's social security number with their automated system.

Escrow doesn't disburse funds without written permission, regardless of the terms outlined in the purchase agreement.

You should also request in the purchase agreement that the tenant sign an Estoppel Agreement and permission to do a background/credit check, just to make sure you are inheriting what you think you are.Yes, as the new owner, you will be entitled to the security deposit, as well as pro-rated rent for the month escrow is closed in.

In fact, the current owners already have permission to build 3 additional units.