But as a general rule, the tenant and the landlord can agree to amend the lease at any time.

The NJAR form is the only one I can find online, and I would need to amend some clauses, which is fine, but just thought i'd get some input first. 

Here are some of my initial thoughts:1) Get a contract, preferably the kind used at a self storage, then amend it and have it reviewed by an attorney with knowledge in this field.  

The builder will likely have a custom purchase agreement and escrow instructions that they will not amend.

Response: Seller can't wait, won't acknowledge amendment re new closing, plans to relist property and "use EM to settle with contractor."

This says no limithttps://www.landlordology.com/florida-landlord-ten...This says the fee has to be in the bylaws, which an amendment would be filed with the county if they changed ithttp://www.floridacondohoalawblog.com/2014/04/arti...I will send you my attorney's contact information.  

If your docs prohibit a home business and he is running one then maybe you need to formally amend your docs to include appropriate home businesses.

Kurt:A change lease is an amendment to the current contract (lease) where executing a new lease would replace the present contract.Smartkeys are fine if you have one or two doors, but they do not work in master-key trees and are a royal pain in the @$$ if you have many doors.

Have lawyer or title agent amend if necessary, and then close your deal.

https://www.parjustlisted.com/santora-amendment-pa...