That way, you do not ending amending a lot and triggering an audit.

The seller (bank) may or may not let you add a buyer to the contract...you'll have to write up an amendment and see if the seller will sign it...

Etc...If the delay is on the part of the seller, then your recourse becomes available every time you create an amendment to extend the closing date of the deal.

The rental property has a huge back yard and the tenant has asked to install a storage shed.I'm considering adding a Lease amendment with the following conditions.

There was one amendment which also looks to be properly executed that pertains to parking commercial vehicles in front of houses.

Please "google" theDodd Frank Act (and how it relates to S.A.F.E.)It is the "buzzword" topic for many of the "seller financing gurus" and currently a troubling topic on various note buyer blogs, teleseminars, and webinars.I have received multiple emails alerting me as to our Government proposing changes to an amendment (i.e.

After the Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1989, IRC 1031 was amended such that real property located in the United States and real property located outside the United States are not like kind.

Not necessary unless your buyer makes this a condition of the original offer, or an amend/extend.

SUBJECT: Property Flipping Prohibition Amendment On June 7, 2006, HUD published a final rule in the Federal Register amending regulations at 24 CFR 203.37a prohibiting property flipping in HUD's single-family mortgage insurance programs by providing additional exceptions to the time restrictions on sales.

Can a buyer who buys in 2009 file an amended 08 return to get the $8000 now?