So I've solved this by getting the applicant's explicit written consent to allow the property manager and landlord to share rental applications and screening reports.

In Florida (and other jurisdictions, I suspect) a joint tenant can sell/deed his/her interest at any time without the consent of other joint tenants.  

Except as detailed in this consent, the SoFi Personal Loan may be used for legal, personal, family or household purposes."

The government can change the rules of the game without your consent...

Banks do not extend credit to anyone for nothing.To charge a fee on an existing loan, the lender will need to obatin consent of the existing borrower and the new borrower, that is not a problem, but it means technically, another closing.There are also what are called "compensating factors" these are issues surrounding the loan that either make the loan stronger or less with less risk or goes the other way, with more risk.There are many reasons for a lender to say no, could well be that the lending portfolio of a small bank is booked up and is not making additional loans or extending credit and if the term and amount are already mixed into the portfolio and offset by reserves and other investments, the might not be in a position to extend that laon amount.Each insured lending institution has a "written loan policy" which are the rules that management has set for all loans to be made and not following these rules is a violation noted by regulatory officials.

:D No daycare, no home businessNo firepit or outdoor fireplaceNo drugsNo swimming poolsNo hot tubsNo trampolinesNo pets without prior written permission of landlordNo smoking of any substance on property or grounds, inside or outNo illegal activityNo ATVs, RVs, boats, semi-trucks, or unworking cars (cmty rules)Limit to X cars per propertyNo parking on grass yards or sidewalksMaximum occupancy of X (if your city allows it) or "premises to be occupied only by individuals stated in this lease"Late rent fees and curesNo subletting without written consent of landlordList of fees and recourse for bounced checksLiability clausesHow many days notice to leaveHow leases renewWhat the security deposit can be used forWhen/how the security deposit gets refundedRepairs-- by whom, when, at what expenseHow to notify you when repairs are needed (I put a clause saying that... any repairs not given to me in written by certified signed mail are deemed not to have happened at all.

It depends on the consent of the governed and gives the maximum freedom to the individual to choose their destiny and pursue their own goals.

It's not so much if the price is reasonable I am worried about, it's they ordered tree trimming with out my knowledge or consent.

Occupant is defined very broadly to include "a person, other than a tenant or a member of a tenant's immediate family, occupying a premises with the consent of the tenant or tenants."

If a tenant can safely occupy the unit for the rehab work, they likely cannot be terminated without consent.