That's a pretty big risk on your part since both docs can be modified at anytime.Again, what is your goal? 

Then I will modify my statement.

*_ga_LH28Y7114F*MTcwODgzNzc1OC4xLjEuMTcwODgzNzc4MS4wLjAuMA..Modify as needed. 

To reduce risks and take advantage of opportunities, modify your investing plan as necessary.Overall, investing in rental properties in the Houston market can be a rewarding venture with the right approach, diligence, and mindset.

On the other hand, I read somewhere that rules can't be added or changed if they would substantially modify the lease or the like.   

My question is can I legally modify the lease to add the 2 additional adults and increase rent by $600/mo? 

What do you look for when looking at traditional homes online (without having to drive all over and look at a ton of homes that will never work) to see if you can modify the home to make it work for this scenario?

To modify your strategy, keep abreast of market movements, legal requirements, and investing techniques.

To answer your hypotheticals:1) Once you cross midnight on Day 45, your list is frozen in place and you cannot modify it any further. 

Hard money is called cash, but it's not, as there is still a modified appraisal on the ARV.