Naveen Desai -- yes, I did a short sale last year and had to sign an amendment from the bank specifically indicating that (among other things).

For those who may not know - the workflow for legal authority goes something like this (only considering state issues - not considering federal issues): 1) Check to see which statutes govern the matter at hand and review (this may involve reading lots of statutes, as they sometimes refer to other statutes for other issues; 2) Sometimes the language in the statute(s) are very clear and sometimes the language is not - if it is not clear:a) Check to see if the statutes define the specific terms that are in the unclear language;b) If the language is not made more clear by the definitions, then go to 3;3) Search for caselaw that discusses the specific statute in question.However, there isn't always caselaw that discusses the statute in question (either because the statute is new [either newly enacted, or recently amended]).

Later, the LLC could be sold and the new owner could amend the Operating Agreement to fit investment activities. :)

Shannon, probably not going to be any help, but I believe you would basically need enough home owners supporting you in a vote to amend the rule to allow child care, and I don't really see that ever happening.

We declined as we didn't think we should be paying for any of their legal fees and they should be paying at least a portion of our fees because we had to take it this far to find out the president stole money.We are now just going back and forth with court dates and complaint after amended complaint.

;-PIn Maryland (Baltimore County, and others I'm sure), you can receive partial payment, and at court you just state your "amendment" of receiving X amount of the payment.

If the first mortgage was recorded prior to April 1, 1992, the super lien will still be operative if the condominium declaration made reference to future amendments to the Florida Condominium Act (Chapter 718).The amount of the "super lien" is the lesser of: (a) unpaid common expenses and regular periodic assessments that accrued or became due during the six months immediately preceding the acquisition of title; or, (b) one percent of the original mortgage debt.The one-percent limitation does not apply unless the first mortgagee joins the association as a defendant in the foreclosure action.

Amended by 129th General AssemblyFile No.127,HB 487, §101.01, eff. 9/9/2012.

They are wanting me to do an amendment to the purchase contract that states the costs of the rehab.

We were able to amend the permits for the bath remodel to include the work in the basement.