If you buy something that does not have a clear title someone COULD come back in the next few years and claim that they never provided permission. 

There are many groups on Facebook that you can reach out to the admin and present your properties with permission. 

I think you'd need to contact HUD and your city council about getting permission to build or buy another one.  

As you probably know, it is really a two-step process, getting permission from planning, then from building.  

Brie Schmidt gave me permission to share this coupon code here.

In this town (which is fairly permissive, actually), if you pay somebody to do work of any almost kind on your property, you gotta have a permit.

You don't need our permission to report them.

I had my prospective tenants pay for their background checks/credit checks through smart move directly, that way they are giving you permission to view their history, and you don't have to deal with an application fee directly.Hopefully this is helpful!

We could use our own application and it was faster to get results since they don’t make any phone calls.In both cases the tenant signs permission or us to check data on the application, we fax it in, and they e-mail us back the results.

However the personal representative probably would need permission from the beneficiaries.