Unless they have consent of the borrower, tell me this ain't so!

The company is held by my wife and I soley and no other members shall be admitted as the company is part of my estate planning.The subject property secured by your deed of trust made on the ___ day of ______, ____ by myself and my wife shall remain in full force and effect and she and I remain fully responsible for the obligation as made.The transfer for estate purposes shall be made on or about the ____ day of ________, ____ as currently scheduled.In the event ____ (Name of Note Holder) has any objection to this personal transfer, please contact me at the address given below within 10 days of receipt of this notice and if no objection is made, consent shall then be considered to have been properly given.Send it off registered mail, return receipt requested.

Mike, the CEO of the NREIG personally got involved with tenant and "negotiated" a settlement with the tenant on terms which included free rent, as well as a payment to be made by the landlord which we did not consent to.  

After all, if someone was clinically handicapped and not able to understand and consent to terms of the legal agreement, then the agreement itself could be declared null and void in the court of law. 

If you buy (in Florida) and the HOA passes rules against rentals following your purchase, those rules do not apply to you unless you consent to them. 

For most syndications:LPs will have no liability (other than loss of contributions) and you'll want to check the liability of the GPs;LPs will make initial contributions; and you'll want to confirm if LP is on the hook for any additional contributions;Distributions will ensure the GP/operator gets their cut (I'd want to know what that cut is), then to LPs in accordance with their percentage;LPs will agree that they cannot transfer their LP interest without the consent of the GP - you're locked in to the deal until the GPs end it;LPs will have none (or very little) rights to vote on operations, and GP has control.The above isn't an exhaustive list of material concerns you might have as an LP, but it's what what I would expect and confirm for any syndication. 

I just googled Texas property rights and clicked on the first link, so take it for what it's worth; but their laws for trespass sound pretty straightforward:  "Under Section 30.05 of the Texas Penal Code, a person commits criminal trespass if 'he enters or remains on or in property of another without effective consent and he 1) had notice that the entry was forbidden; or 2) received notice to depart but failed to do so.'" 

Are you allowed to start renovating without their consent?

Their website also includes a rental application form and consent form for the background screening which I use.

The rules protect you and your investors.For instance, having a PPM provides the Investors with all of the risk disclosures and material facts they need to make “informed consent”.