If the tenant has been paying on time and hasn't been a problem since you acquired the property, I would amend the 60 days notice to include the new date reflecting the agreed date and send it to him, and of course continue to charge him rent.

I believe that was amended, but whether it be 3 or 5 we always recommend everyone run ALL buyers through the same processing to be safe.I have never seen anything to exempt investor to investor unless he's qualifying that as under the 3 loans.Either way...just run your buyer through the RMLO.

Situation is below... anyone had success getting an appraisal amended or changed?

The CFPB amended Regulation Z, which implements the Truth in Lending Act (TILA).

Articles can be amended, but that is just another expense, so make allowances the first time around. :)

So if I go down line by line, I am ending up not getting the service, what is there to do?  

Hi @Andrew Laing,  If I were you, I would amend your purchase agreement to have the property delivered vacant.  

It's not your business, and could easily be taken as an infringement on their 2nd amendment rights.

My understanding is that Act 20 has recently been amended by the law makers to eliminate the 5 employee requirement to attract more small businesses, as opposed to just these big hedge funds lol.

That same day, we sent an amendment to the seller, asking for $7k off the price, bringing it to $82K.