Take a look at piercing the corporate veil or alter ego.

It seems to me they play to their audience and this time since he knew the purchase price he altered it to match the price.

So depending on the size of home you are purchasing, it can drastically alter your underwriting.

Am I making a deal out of nothing, or will I possibly need to get drawings altered at some point?

In the end though (and someone already mentioned it), relationships and trust are what drives people to make life altering decisions.

Per statute, the punishment for doing unlicensed work is life-altering serious here.  

The landlord seeks in good faith to demolish the dwelling or make substantial alterations which cannot be done while anyone occupies it, provided the landlord has obtained the necessary official approval for the demolition, remodeling, or alteration;3.

The big question would be if it was done in an entity that flips, or holds property as well as holding period.There are some things you can consider doing that could assist in altering the nature of such transaction.

In your area If I was doing DM I would be doing a very professional letter very well thought out not some hocky thingI am active in Chareleston and depending on the neighborhood I alter my letters.. but most are very professional I actually sell off of the yellow letters I mention in mine you probably have gotten these and they all look the same do you think there are a bunch of folks writing you on yellow paper with red ink.. and I explain most have no money and they should call me and I will provide bank proof within 15 minutes of the call ...

Also, if you keep doing this it, in my layman's opinion it looks like you are using the lLC as your alter-ego, thus piercing your corporate veilAlso, correct...