A transaction coordinator completes tasks, documents, obtains signatures and other compliance related requirements preventing them from being overlooked. hey provide clear communication, reminders for appointments, while setting exact permission rights and security profiles for parties to the file.

You don't need anyone's permission to get started.

Quote from @Gregory Wilson: No matter what you put in the lease, if you know people are living in the space you have to comply with the City and Ohio landlord laws.If you are permitting mixed use, I would start with a residential lease tailored to the City of Cincinnati and add the permissions and restrictions on commercial use.I think you're addressing the case where I rent as an office and then they start living there.

Then out of nowhere a new landlord comes in, which I never agreed to, clears out the back area of all the garbage, which I never gave my permission for him to remove my garbage, and sends me a notice that all garbage must be placed in dumpster provided.  

You can also have your cleaners download the app and have specific user-permissions to allow for task-based scheduling and cleaning checklists.

Any animals added after lease signing must be cleared and written permission obtained from landlord and information must be provided to landlord prior to occupancy so that landlord may verify and consult with property insurer.  

Your tenant does not have the legal authority to bind you to any contractual agreements, without your permission.

Not sure of the time frames involved in Florida evictions but if you have the sellers permission to do so then I would absolutely pursue getting rid of deadbeat tenants as fast as possible.

If you want to run ANY type of business using your residence address 1st thing to do regardless of contract statues, is to GET IN WRITING PERMITTION of your landlord, or face eviction prospect or lease non-renewal.NO business should be allowed to run from the residential property without among other requirements: -Obtaining IN WRITING YOUR LANDLORD PERMISSION and getting a RENTAL , liability INSURANCE.- Comply with all legal requirements, since your business if run from R-1 is still a subject to zoning, city codes, insurance, permits, licensing, liabilities, taxes etc.  

I am not giving you permission to do a home inspection and termite inspection.Of course inspection prior to buying are critical for any investor and I fully support that.And it really depends on the buyer.. and where your at..