I do think What Mike talks above getting written permission happens though.. so not sure how the state deals with that. but in our state title company wont do pass through you need to bring your own funds to closing. 

YOu give them permission up front to think they are in control....

What my attorney does is asks the buyer if they can give permission to use their funds, to do the double close, therefore legalizing it....And this again proves my point.

The receiver must opt-in to a Keyword or give you expressed permission to send them texts.

He considers age of the homeowner. length of residency, and some other factors that I usually don't mention and I don't want to share his list without his permission....

Certainly we want to ask permission however once a prospect calls you you should be sending back the information geared to that prospect.If they are a seller send seller messages and not just text or live calls.

(I hope that statement doesn’t get me spanked by BP)And I highly suggest that you don’t send RVMs unless it’s follow-up or you have  received expressed permission.  

Then out of nowhere a new landlord comes in, which I never agreed to, clears out the back area of all the garbage, which I never gave my permission for him to remove my garbage, and sends me a notice that all garbage must be placed in dumpster provided.  

Our G shepard bit one person in her life.. someone who walked in our home without permission saw the dog and ran.. she nipped her in the butt. 

These are zip codes with some of the most permissive zoning.