You are allowed to make amendments to the lease.A good source for any questions of what you can and cannot do is the tenant/landlord hotline at 808-586-2634.Hope that helps.

@Dan BarrYou may want to see if you can file an amended return and request the payments you made back.

If it was done in 2018 or 2019, you can amend those returns and potentially get a refund.

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Account ClosedWhat the sister would probably do as in a worse case scenario, is file an Amended Notice of Petition to Administer Estate.Her filed petition will compete (sort of) against the lead/primary petition for probate.

If it is fine, amend the lease so that it says they have X amount of water/sewage credit per quarter and anything above they are responsible for the difference.

for starters, the original offer would have to be amended so that the buyer is your name or LLC followed by “and/or assigns.”

An amendment to the contract, on the other hand, usually requires resolution of the matter in order for the settlement to occur.

If they have a signed lease, you could work with them by allowing them to move out with some defined parameters and an amended lease.

No getting around it unless you can get the listing agent to agree to amend, since you are under contract.