(Amended 1/00) [listen] Standard of Practice 4-1For the protection of all parties, the disclosures required by Article 4 shall be in writing and provided by REALTORS® prior to the signing of any contract.

They stated that NC U.C.C. statutes had been amended to allow this but not for real estate. 

You could apply for a zoning amendment.

For the purposes of Residential (Where people live, not number of units) Real Estate....the applicable law is the Fair Housing Act (and it's later amendments). 

Are there any amendments you recommend?

OR  file an amended tax return with the medical towards the IRA? 

I wasn't sure so I asked my title rep and they replied that the buyer could take the property subject to the taxes if they sign an escrow amendment approving it to remain on the final policy. 

@Adam ByrneThe way you're doing it -- extracting management fees via 1099 to a Schedule C -- yes, it will be subject to SE tax.Again, you may want to talk to your CPA about waterfall allocations, which will require agreement most of the time from the other LLC members as an amendment will most likely be required. 

At this point they are breaking the lease and you can negotiate with them, but always in writing and contract amendments since you know they are going to leave anyways. 

I'm obviously biased- But I can tell you I amend more incorrectly setup rental returns than any thing else.