Often the neighbors don't like too many up and they will take them down whether you got permission from the local officials or not.

Alternative Mortgage Transaction Parity Act of 1982 gave permission to create SAM's provided disclosure is proper in accordance with OCC and as I understand it they treat SAM's similar to ARM's.

Since the time table for the new appliance is uncertain, we did not put that into the lease, and the lease still stated tenant are not allowed to replace, remove, repair...appliance without explicit written permission from landlord. 

Just make sure that they get your permission to sub-lease it.

If you can get permission, go look in the house with a contractor experienced in water damage who can really assess what it will take to fix.

Due to the failure to include this statement, I had to request another court date for the judge to re-grant permission for Writ of Possession, even though it was granted during the first court session!

Dont ask their permission.

Wholesaling, when done properly, does not require the following:1) A Real Estate Agent License2) Broker Permission of a Licensed Real Estate AgentWholesaling, when done properly, does require the following:1) An Equitable Interest be formed by you to then assign off (an open contingency contract is not an Equitable Interest)2) If you are a licensed agent in the same state of the transaction, full disclosure of such license status along with language stating you are acting as the principal in the transactionRead legal case studies regarding Wholesaling in your state to get more familiar with what the courts in your area consider Equitable Interest and Wholesaling to be.

ALWAYS take pictures for proof.Personally, I would have charged them for remodeling the home with no written permission (the cost to put the home back to original condition). 

As a tenant, you don't have the right to rewire or replace components without explicit permission.