There is a paragraph in out PMA that talks about the landlord/ owner authorizing the property to handle the eviction process on their behalf.

The IRA owns the LLC, but you can be the non-owner manager of the LLC and have signing authority.

(and there are issues with agency here) her concessions may cause bad feelings when you have to tell the tenant she wasn't "authorized" to agree to something. 

A great mix of homes, and the Airport Transit Authority, TSA, etc.

@Marc Middleton I’m not sure of the specific procedures, but they’d have to show they were the owners or successors of the llc and I assume there is a procedure to regain authority to sell/manage the property.  

@Sami Gren I am skeptical of authority intervention--you do not want to escalate to confrontation.

The federal judge ruled that the CDC exceeded their authority under the Public Health Service Act, stating that act doesn't give them authority.

How did the CDC ever have control or authority to make this ruling in the first place?

…I see the author is the founder of Pine Financial Group.Does this get into the nitty gritty?  

He is not authorized to make improvements without your permission, which should be given in advance, in writing, and detailed enough to ensure there's no confusion about what's authorized, who's paying for it, how it will be done, when it will be done, and what happens with the improvement after termination.