If it says yes, then the listing agent is giving permission for other agents to advertise the property.

We had to have a plumber come emergently and didn’t have time to ask permission to go in on it with the neighbor and just found out it was shared anyhow.

And they do not (I presume) have your permission to use a photo of your property.

(make sure you didn't turn off this setting, or if an earlier version of Android, that you turn it on, or just use IFTTT to be sure)When your potential renter arrives (discreetly or otherwise) photo the car and the plate without his permission, then photo him—again telling him it's for your personal security.

He's always asking her permission to do things, and afraid of doing something she won't allow.

This is why it is paramount that you get your bank's permission before you transfer title with a mortgage on the property.

His partner sued me to stop the foreclosure saying they didn't have his permission, etc.   

Also, municipalities offer a way to ask for permission to vary from a zoning ordinance, called a variance.

@Sean Hudgins can you elaborate more on one of your paragraphs:”You can absolutely purchase a second and possibly third home with VAentitlement once you either satisfy the occupancy requirement or get permission from the lender to move due to some life changes if you are buying another primary within that first six months to a year.”I currently have 2 houses with my VA loan in which $490k is tied up between the two.  

The second option, what if I were to pay the property taxes to date with the permission of the owners and essentially send the property to foreclosure as a lien holder?