I purchased a house at a sheriff sale 12/282023 and then found out that there was an amendment to that Sherriff Sale Order.On 10/14/2023 there was a Order of Sale file for the Sheriff to sell the property.

I am currently in the process of amending the city code in my locale, i have talked to over 20 city officials and have finally made some progress in the right direction. 

An amendment should work fine.

You'd have to have your sales contract amended to change the purchasing entity. 

If a lien is not brought in, the foreclosing attorney can file an amendment which will allow for the omission.  

That is why every lease has to be read in it's entirety including any amendments and updates. 

Once you submit the signed Assignment Agreement to escrow, they often ask that you get an Amendment to the initial contract signed by seller to acknowledge the buyer change.

Get a amendment sign only changing the rent price. 

My alterations were to give specific instructions as to how the payment was to be titled AND I added an amendment provision in the trust so I could do ANYTHING necessary to make the title company happy so I could get paid as needed if there was something else that could be done to make the underwriter happy.To me the best answer to the question of why it is a problem is simply because most attorney's do not understand it. 

(b) As to any such loan or forbearance of money or credit sales made in compliance with subsection (a) of this section, neither such person, corporation, trust, general partnership, limited partnership, or association, nor their heirs, successors, or assigns, nor any surety, guarantor, endorser, or any other person, firm, partnership, association, trust, or corporation which may become liable, in whole or in part, for the payment of the debt and interest agreed to be paid thereon in accordance with the terms hereof, or any extension, amendment, or renewal thereof, may raise or claim the defense or benefit of the usury laws or any other law prescribing, regulating, or limiting such rate or rates of interest.This section seems to defeat the usuary laws if by contract both parties agreed to the interest rate by saying that no one who agreed to such interest rate shall be able to claim the usuary laws as a defense as long as the loan is for more than 2000.00.I find this particularly interesting!