Why would the buyer want to amend the "articles"...or do anything else with the LLC for that matter. 

The appraisers' response was they weren't going to make any amendments.

In Missouri there is no such law and you have to turn back to the 4th Amendment.

Amended by Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 230, Sec. 7, eff.

Not sure if this was already mentioned or posted here, but I received an email from TREC this morning clarifying rules for wholesaling in Texas:"Sale of Equitable Interests in Real Estate Clarified Governor Abbott Has Signed SB 2212SB 2212 amends Chapter 1101 to codify the clarifying changes to TREC rules regarding sale of certain equitable interests in real property.

Word on the street is the zoning amendments will go into affect sometime next year - the major affects will be on slot homes and row homes.

Although an amended return must usually be filed within three years of the original return’s due date, the law gives qualifying taxpayers who sold a home before 2001 until Nov. 10, 2004, to file an amended return claiming the exclusion.

She sent me a retainer agreement and in that she listed the service she will provide which is as follows:"The legal services include the review of the contract of sale and any amendments to the contract, preparation for closing including obtaining necessary title work, preparation and review of closing documents, representation at the closing, recording of documents and obtaining the title policy for the buyer."

However, I will amend as suggested by @Michael Wagner.Thanks again, and I will definitely reach out as I hear more from the seller.

The Pier 1 I would really want to see the language in the lease for the latest amendment and the original about default provisions and landlord rights.