We are a Tenant-Friendly blue state, with a tax-and-spend, dictatorial governor, and don't get me started on our 2nd amendment rights.

The city is one of the fastest growing in the country, great job growth and income growth lead us to believe there will be a solid flow of great tenants creating consistent rental rate increases.While the market here has been very hot there are still opportunities (more in the SFD with rental suites then the MFD)We are waiting with baited breath for the new infill zoning amendments that could make some significant changes to density opportunities in the downtown.

You just have to amend the return and report the cost seg. 

The Board should have taken action to amend the necessary documents to increase those constraints to prevent the under-funding.

Doesn't want to probably means can not pay right now and maintain a decent lifestyle.Your operating agreement may address what to do, if so that controls, unless the two of you want to amend it to do something different.Could you take a 7 year mortgage as payment for your half (???)

Are there state specific forms (condo is in NJ) or can I use a generic lease amendment form I found online?

If open wallet spending is not the cruise you signed up for, insist that the contract be amended to provide for a owner-approved expense. 

Agree with @Natalie KolodijMy advice to all clients who are eligible for the 20% deduction (aka QBI aka Section 199A) is to file an extension and wait until the dust settles.Otherwise, it's quite likely we will have to amend these returns once the IRS issues more clarifications, the software vendors will debug their software (which is work in progress as we speak), and we accountants will digest the implications of the new rules.

I’m just trying to see if eviction stays in place and is still legal after closing if I amended the contract to state the sellers must follow through with it.

In the last Congress, a bill (H.R. 6500) was introduced by Representative Jerry Nadler (D-NY) to amend the Fair Housing Act to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, source of income or marital status.