I believe if you try to sell a house that is built before 1978 you have to provide a led based amendment saying that you are aware or not that the house is lead free.

Recent amendments require a local agency to impose an owner occupancy requirement as a condition of a homeowner receiving a ministerial lot split.

The sole manager can amend the OA, and could simply state that Contributed Capital ownership represents the true economics of the partnership.  

(See SEC Publication, Filing and Amending a Form D Notice, A Compliance Guide for Small Entities and Others http://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/secg/formdguide.htm.)So the reason not to invest is they either have no other investors, and if they did, they failed to register.Why post this?

It could cost you more in the long run if amendments to old returns need to be made.

Also, for 2024 when I go to file, at that point I could work with a CPA or tax prof and amend the prior return if it wasn’t done right, correct? 

I have seen to many people try to do taxes themselves and then we have to go back 3 years and amend the returns because the taxpayer either is exposing themselves to audit risk or missed out on a great deduction that would have resulted in a larger refund 

You could decide to sign a new lease with BOTH their names on it or perhaps an amendment to the original lease.

Very well said @Jay Hinrichs.I would have to amend my post, there are some very worthy RE programs out there.

Your lender did you a disservice in telling you to pay that huge amount in points when rates are so high.I do not think you could switch up the deduction in later years, you would have to amend all the prior returns.