As per standard agreement, They are supposed to not make repair more than $400 without my consent unless it's an emergency.

As per standard agreement, They are supposed to not make repair more than $400 without my consent unless it's an emergency.

As per standard agreement, They are supposed to not make repair more than $400 without my consent unless it's an emergency.

My PM did not have the correct legal knowledge, and as a result they made bad decisions without my consent. 

As per standard agreement, They are supposed to not make repair more than $400 without my consent unless it's an emergency.

They've also violated the terms of the Department of Justice's consent decree on IDX.

My lease states that he should let me in, as long as i give an advance notice, and that locks should not be changed without my written consent.

IDX data is governed by a consent decree that was made between the Department of Justice and the National Association of Realtors. 

And again, a DOJ consent decree governs how this listing data is distributed. 

Some concerns I saw were: 1) Buyer-Friendly Inspection Clause: The buyer can cancel unilaterally within the inspection window, and I must accept that without dispute. 2) Assignment Without my Consent: The buyer can reassign the contract to a third party without additional approval from me. 3) No Title Policy Requirement if Buyer Cancels Escrow: If the buyer chooses to not use the escrow agent, I am no longer required to provide a standard title policy. 4) Memorandum Recording: The buyer may record a memorandum of the contract in the county records.