A bank will lend if it's in a revocable living trust.

Hello, I am the Leasholder on a three bedroom house in Hawaii. i have an agreement with my landlord in writing that i am allowed to sublease to two other people in the house. the landlord has to approve each one, but i am ultimately held responsible for condition of the home and rent paid in full each month. i have signed sub-lease agreements with each of the current tenants. the lease is the same as the one i signed with my landlord, stating that if rent is not paid by the 5th of the month, there will be a $100 late fee. it also states that if rent is not paid, the lease can be terminated early. this is a month to month lease agreement. the exact words are: "tenant's rental agreement may be ended earlier if tenant does not pay the rent and/or comply with this rental agreement. if, after this rental agreement is terminated, tenant stays in the unit without Landlord's written consent, tenant may be a holdover tenant, liable for double the rent and other penalties."

First, under the License Act (and probably MLS rules), you must have the written consent of the owner to advertise the property for sale.

Thanks @Stephen Bell, I just amended my lease to include a maximum allocation of one vehicle per bedroom per unit unless with prior written consent by Landlord. 

The only way to assume the land contract is with the consent of Mr.

Fix It totally crossing the line with inappropriate jokes, innuendo, naked pinups all over the place, underwear drawer snooping and sniffing and other behavior that would make my hackles rise.Instead, I hear a story of what I am assuming is two consenting adults who chose to spend a little time together doing what comes naturally between two people who want to do so.  

One or more waivers of any covenant, terms or condition of this agreement by any party shall not be considered to be waiver of render unnecessary consent or approval of said party of any subsequent or similar acts or omission.12.

A much less expensive, faster, and simpler method is to deed each property into a separate Revocable Living Trust.  

If they are not interested you should make plans for showing the house and marketing it (always with the tenant's consent if they are still living there.)You should make sure to clearly state in your lease that you do reserve the right to show them home while they are still living there.

I have a living revocable trust setup and it sounds like you could use one too.