Do an amended lease with a hefty monthly charge for the pet (if your state allows it).

Not a lawyer but pretty sure the answer to all those questions are "No".You buy a property and you buy the established leases.Of course they can be amended or ended if it is mutually agreed upon.

Centrepointe and the Supreme Court ruling on rental amendments. 

When my current tenants executed a lease, nearly 5 years ago, there was an addendum/amendment added by the agents that essentially said that "in the event lessees purchase the property during the term of the lease, or during any extension of the lease or with 90 days of termination of the lease, the sellers/lessors agree to pay a commission equal to 6% of the sales price" to be split by the two agents.Of course, my tenants have now expressed interest in purchasing and my question to the BP community is - after 5 years, am I still obligated by this amendment that I signed?

If the contact has been executed I think you'd want to talk to them and get an amendment signed to extend the inspection period to cover yourself while you sort all these issues out.It did happen to me with water and power turned off and they couldn't be turned on in time due to back payments to those accounts, so before the 10 day period was up I withdrew my offer and instructed the listing agent to let me know when the property is ready for inspection.

In the repair amendment, I agreed to have a clogged drain unclogged.

Some of the pertinent parts I found include: The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act protect the right of people with disabilities to keep emotional support animals, even when a landlord's policy explicitly prohibits pets.

My buddy was trying to figure out what the amendments were and if the public advertising provision was taken off.

Steve - I'm filing an amended return to move all of the expenses from the previous year to the year of the sale.

Found out I have to first file an amendment to my SD401K document to allow for an in-plan Roth conversion.In respect to bookkeeping of Roth money, all I have to do is to segregate that into another bank account under the same LLC.