Or do I need to go back to the seller and amend the agreement to state and or assigns? 

I'll leave the speculation where it should be -- out of the conversation -- because we can't know if this is an actual deed restriction, or an HOA amendment that can easily be re-voted on to extend it to 25%, or whatever.

Our issue is our investing strategy has changed from when we purchased this as our first buy and hold rental investment and we are looking to move this property in order to fully execute our amended plan.  

In my amendment for concerns I asked that the roof shingles be replaced along with the gutters.Rationale:1.

I asked to amend the lease, say to 3-4 months at a higher rate per month, then resolving me from my liability for the remaining 8-9 months of the lease.

The LLC does not need to be profitable at the time it joins the plan.If you setup the Solo 401(k) with just you as a sole proprietor today and added the LLC in the future, the plan would need to be amended to reflect that change and there is a cost associated with such an amendment.

No properly organized amendments to DECS.

This could be material in terms of our decision to do a 1031 or not.Our taxes for the past three years have used the purchase value, but if it's possible to use the value upon conversion, I would look into amended returns for those years to correct basis.

If/when I amend my return, should I also look at adjusting the other expenses originally claimed (Specifics below): Advertising: $150   Auto and Travel: $108,    Cleaning and Maintenance: $2,363   Commissions: $2,600   Insurance: $ 306Mortgage Interest: $6,572Repairs: $360 Taxes: $2,051Depreciation: $11,131   Other (replaced washer/dryer): $774  -----------------------------Total Expenses: $26,415Bottom line from my ScheduleRents Received : $15,430Total Expenses : $26,415Deduction for loss : (-$10,985)-------------------------If I amend and take out all things except for the taxes, insurance, commission and the correct depreciation, I would show a profit: Taxes: $6,572Insurance: $306Depreciation: $4,444Commission: $2,600----------------------------Total Expenses: $13,922Bottom line after proposed amendmentTotal Rent: $15430Total Expenses: $13,922Profit: $1,508I know this is a long post, so I appreciate and and all help.

I do hope the state amends the rules and requires a LOT of disclosures for agents calling themselves "wholesalers" because I believe they are not acting in the interests of the seller.