I have told him in the past both verbally and in writing that he needs to ask me for permission every time he does anything to the house.

I am trying to be as honest as I can in this scenario because the tenant in the duplex I just acquired (roll over lease) got a dog without permission and against his lease.

My husband and I are disagreeing about subleasing our apartment for the summer (we have the permission of our landlord).

I doubt he would have done that without permission from the bank, but of course people do the wrong thing all the time.You have two choices. 

She agreed to sell me the house and granted me permission to start cleaning it up before the sale.

Our applicants fill out a form stating that they give their employers permission to share info like that to us.

But all ink was on the shoulder or back, because regulations forbid any visible tattoos anywhere (technically, you needed the military's permission to get a tattoo at all but no one followed or enforced that).

Iv never asked for permission from nobody to achieve my goals and chase my dreams of financial Freedom!!

Also, make sure everyone is "jointly and severally" on the leasePeople on this forum really experienced in college rentals split on co-signers, but in any case make sure you have the contact information/permission to contact the parents.

We find that suspicious - are there any services that allow us to do a background check without asking the landlord's permission?