Before doing so, I went through the proper channels and asked permission from my lender.

You have no legal right to post on a property you don't own, without permission in writing from the owner.These sound like Class C or D properties.

Up to what dollar amount can you make decisions without my permission?

If the 5-units on your property are; legally permissible, physically possible, financially feasible, and maximally productive.

(I've said ad nauseum)Essentially what you are saying is that I; because of my profession... should be barred from trying to "wholesale" property or invest to make a profit because of some made up belief that does not exist.Since you don't know anything about Realtors®, how Realtors® work, or our Code of Ethics and what is permissible... may I suggest you go jump in a lake?  

I don't want to work . im lazy and I like fishing and being able to do whatever I want when I want(with wife's permission).

As an attorney I am sure you are aware that one cannot give another permission to violate the law.

If a pet has been on or allowed on the Property, even temporarily (with or without the Landlord's permission) Tenant may be charged for cleaning, de-fleaing, deodorizing, shampooing, or replacing any portion of the Property.e)Smoking.

On the plus side, you can give permission to your accountant to pull your data and file your taxes.

**************************No, each appraisal is done for a specific purpose and a specific client and the client owns the appraisal and the appraiser has the duty of confidentiality to the client and therefore, cannot share the report or their opinion derived from the assignment, with anyone, without expressed specific permission from the client.