Keep copies of all documents related to the offer and any amendments made during negotiations.Hope this helps!

The more I learn, the more I think they may not be the case, and I'm curious if I need to go back and amend any taxes from previous years to ensure I am following all regulations.The details:-two-unit home that was converted from a SFH by a previous owner.

All agreed that we would much rather use our company as the front man (if you will) and then use a viable agreement/contract to list purpose, profit allocation, rights (including voting) and obligations of persons under agreement, amendment and dissolution criteria, and duration of joint venture. 

If its a month to month lease, you can make the amendment to the lease.

FS ch. 82 was amended to make it much easier for the property owner, but certain conditions must exist to take advantage of the expedited manner.

Amendments such as that typically need a certain percentage of the association to vote in favor of the amendment for it to succeed, but it does happen.

I have a lease that I will be using but I am wondering  what disclosures and amendments I need to include (the condo is in California if that makes a difference). 

My tenants have been in place since 2019, and so far, I have been renewing and updating the lease with a 1-page Lease Amendment-Renewal Agreement stating the new term and increased rent amount. 

Explain your worries about potential damage to the new porch and noise disturbance, especially if it's causing vibrations that could affect the structure or annoy neighbors.Consider Amendments: If your lease agreement doesn't currently address items like punching bags specifically, consider adding an amendment that outlines rules for using outdoor spaces to prevent future misunderstandings.Document Agreements: Whatever agreement you come to with your tenants, document it in writing to ensure clarity and as a reference in case issues arise later.If you need any further assistance or would like to discuss please feel free to DM me!

The common area language should dictate that personal items are not stored in common areas, it may also address maintenance of those areas, but you will need to amend it to address outdoor furniture and grills.