(you pay)A reasonable modification is a structural modification that is made to allow people with disabilities the full enjoyment of dwelling units and related facilities.

Installing baseboard heating usually is more cost effective than the additional modifications need for a boiler system that would result in the tenants being responsible for heat.

.- If it turns out that any modifications were made to the locks by the tenant without your permission, they will be charged for the costs of changing out the locks. - The tenant, per the terms of your lease, is not permitted to make further changes to the locks or entryway without express permission from you, the landlord.  

Additionally, I may need to factor in a loan modification for the borrower to help/encourage/enable him to make the monthly payments, or enable him the time needed to market/sell the subject property.  

Does the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) require any modifications to existing structure to make it accessable. 

Hello, bigger pockets,I have a house under contract planning on taking it subject toSeller is behind seven paymentsWhat can I get to the bank to do outside or just making the late paymentsRefinance or modification isn't an option due to my seller being unemployed with bad credit.

(B) this guy rebuilt a front fence in the house which he is enjoying so I don’t want to lose his good input to the house.But then again this is a modification not a fix so technically I don’t have to do it.What would you do ?

@Irvin Hernandez I don’t think it should affect an appraisal for refinance, but when you go to sell you’ll need to disclose the unpermitted modifications

I did what was called a CEMA modification because I was using the same lender.

I’ve done it many times, typically they’ll charge a small loan modification fee ($300 or so) since they do need to record the changes.