Hello people, I have a question so I gonna make an offer on a multifamily house, and my agent sent me a consent of dual agency.

My lease says no alterations or additions without written consent of the landlord and we have the tenant sign off on this section.

There's a good chance that the transfer provisions prohibit transfers of the equity interests of entity investors without the consent of the Manager. 

Don't get a lawyer that would be foolish frankly. read your purchase contracts most of them have mandatory mediation.. but even that will cost you 500 to 1000..what usually happens in these cases .. is the money sits there and then the title company interpleads it with the court..EM cant be released without mutual consent.. you can try small claims court.. 

Without consent or even consulting all of the beneficiaries, they sold the first property for what many have agreed was way under market value and not enough time to reach a fair price.

If a person abandons property, as defined in section 304.001, on any real property owned by another without the consent of the owner or person in possession of the property, at the request of the person in possession of the real property, any member of the state highway patrol, state water patrol*, sheriff, or other law enforcement officer within his jurisdiction may authorize a towing company to remove such abandoned property from the property in the following circumstances:  (1) The abandoned property is left unattended for more than forty-eight hours; or  (2) In the judgment of a law enforcement officer, the abandoned property constitutes a safety hazard or unreasonably interferes with the use of the real property by the person in possession.  2.

You can’t build on someone else’s property without their approval/consent.

In my other partnerships where me and primarily two others all ponied up equal equity for some things we have a simple 2/3 majority, and for major things like buying or selling proprieties, borrowing funds or doing an eviction we need unanimous consent. 2.

Unlike the USA, you either need the current lender's consent or you need to refinance.

This protects the architect/designer/engineer from having someone copy their plans without their consent, have it reproduced repeatedly, limits their liability and makes sure they get paid for their work.