The purpose for the county treasurer calling for an audit is because the taxes owed (section A1) is more the value of the property and this gives him permission to sell the property at the auction for 2/3 of the value which is lower than the amount of the taxes which are due.

1851 successfully argued in Ohio, that these inspections are unconstitutional and violated the Renters' rights as the 'government' basically was 'searching' the Renters' abode without a warrant or their permission to enter the premises.

The major issues revolved around people bringing non-tenants into the home  overnight and/or short term without permission. 

Which means you'd have to ask a landlords permission for the mods.

You would have to use the permission he signed to talk to his lender to find out what is owed in arrears, and lawyer fees, or late fees, whatever.

there are bidding services in the bigger markets.short of that you could probably find a good realtor that would do that for you if you agree to list back.You call the bank there in the market have the checks made out to the trustee or sherrif the bidder picks them up you give permission for the bidder to pick them up.. they use them or if they don't they return them same day to bank.I did this for years when we covered 4 counties a day..

They are supposed to do an appraisal on the house today.Does the seller need my permission to back out or can he do it at his own will?

If you are in a park, you will need permission from the park and to pay the lot rent.

There is nothing wrong with that but if the work is done without permission you may face a huge penalty and/or you may be asked to restore the building back to the original design.III) incorrect misc. informationa) the property has the same number of meters as units but the renter does not pay utilitiesb) the property just got determined to be in a flood zone and the insurance doubledc) the owner was managing the property himself so he was not spending any money on: - management, maintenance, accounting, etc.d) a drug dealer just moved in and now your property is his workplacee) the owner is asking for a too low CAP rate. e.g. he is selling it at CAP 8% while the neighborhood sales are at 10-12%. 

I have also gotten permission from a tenant to let myself in and pick up the check when they are not home.