I'm assuming you would need the deed holders permission?

Is it possible to allow permission to divide land with a fence or a specified rental term in an agreement to be accomplished after the sale of a house?

I know they cannot enter your house without permission.

He is trying to evict them, based on renovations in the unit that occured without his permission. 

I wouldn't go in without their permission.

I have seen them close down whole trailer parks because the owner never asked for permission.

One question I have is, if you can run up to 3 phone numbers through the national do not call list, and if all 3 numbers come back as not being registered (aka, it is permissible to call), why do you need to register your business and pay any associated fees? 

TL;DR: State Farm just gave me full access to my uncle's State Farm account without his permission or knowledge.

Thanks for the support and inputs, Andrew, Brie, Ryan, Tapan, Zach, and Kevin.Ryan, I'll reach out to you off-thread.Kevin, yes agreed that due to the open-ended and deliberately vague nature of the original lender's CYA clause it is "permissible". 

Wholesaling, by contrast, typically involves marketing properties that you have an equitable/marketable interest in (i.e. a contract that is assignable).Even if you are licensed....Interestingly, even real estate agents cannot advertise other agents' listings without express written permission.