Therefore, if you and the fellow members sign it, you can't just randomly change it without amending it and having all the partners/members sign on to the amendment. 

If there is an extreme course change, any LLC can be modified, amended or transfeered and held by another entity.

Issuer must also verify the assets by reviewing statements from brokerage houses or banks, etc or they have to obtain a written confirmation from a securities broker, dealer, registered investment advisor, licensed attorney or CPA, who asserts that the Issuer has taken reasonable steps to verify the Investor's accredited status within the past 3 months and that the Investor is indeed "Accredited".New Rule - Rule 506(d)The SEC also adopted amendments to rules 501 and 506 to be implemented on Sept 23, 2013.

And here you thought you could rely on the legislature to overlook something that might actually give Landlords a work around.To date the only significant amendment to this legislation is the one of the bill's sponsors/authors, Javier Mabrey, agreed to exempt short term rentals, and get this, rooms being rented in the home you occupy because he himself is renting out the basement of his home to a third part, you literally cannot make this **** up--when he realized that he would be bound by this law he agreed to an exemption that shields him from this proposed law.If you don't agree with this legislation then contact your Colorado State Representative and Senator! 

You may wish to confirm that the new 401k provider will handle the ongoing compliance support such as any required 5500 filing (e.g. 5500-ez for a one-participant plan with assets in excess of $250,000), any required tax reporting (e.g. 1099-r in the event of a distribution or in-plan Roth conversion), mandatory plan updates and amendments, etc.4.

Should I go back and have him file an amendment?  

But while living in the condo the HOA got together and voted to amend the covenants to not allow rentals.

the ONLY reason I did it was it was a rescue and I gave the seller 40k up front.. and they would not close plus it was a bulldozer 3 lot project that had 250k in juice on top.. so it was worth  putting 6 figures into escrow for 2 years and paying attorneys fees at the end of the day even with a court order the seller would not sign a deed.. we had to amend our order and the title company actually close the deal with the judges amended order being the document that transferred title.. it was the first time I had ever seen title transfer without some sort of deed.. 

Here is the link:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/198635-how-2-amendments-to-my-p-and-s-agreement-allowed-me-to-gross-65-000-on-a-wholesale-deal

With this goal in mind, what are the tradeoffs of getting a cost segregation study done, amending our 2022 taxes, and capturing bonus depreciation?