Specifically, the language lifted from failed HB 1728 and added to these bills, the former, Section 101, 3, (E) does not include, with respect to a residential mortgage loan, a person, estate or trust that provides mortgage financing for the sale of 1 property in any 36 month period, provided that such loan:(i) Is fully amortizing(ii) Is with respect to a sale for which the seller determines in good faith and documents that the buyer has a reasonable ability to repay(iii) Has a fixed rate or an adjustable rate that is adjustable after 5 or more years, subject to reasonable annual and life-time limitations on interest rate increases, and meets any other criteria the Federal banking agencies may subscribeContact your state representative and ask to have seller financing de-coupled from the following bills: HR4173 and the ‘Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010′.I invite you to follow up with your Senators (before the Senate bill is voted upon) and Congressmen (regarding an amendment should it pass the Senate) with emails, phone calls, letters and personal appointments when they’re back in our home states.

I should probably amend my statement somewhat.

So, we signed an amendment to lower the price.

That said, I favor the repeal of the sixteenth amendment to the US Constitution.

It operates as a single family dwelling, since the 1988 Amendments to the Federal Fair Housing Act make it “unlawful for any jurisdiction to discriminate against congregate living for the disabled.

In any case, I have done this where the interest rate was bought down (PPD interest), another where the purchase price was reduced (requires a new Amend/Extend to the CBS contract), another where the buyer needed to repair the roof and paint the exterior, but did not want to come out of pocket, so a repair escrow account was established for this purpose.

Take your tax return to a real estate savvy CPA and ask them to either explain in better detail why the original CPA did it correctly or have that CPA amend your return (which is likely to be the case, based on what I'm reading).  

if you do not have such a policy on the books I'd suggest amending the lease agreement to incorporate a NS policy and institute a penalty if you see smoking on or within x amount of feet of the property. 

The virtual assistance would be responsible for but not limited to the following:1) Lead management , prospective investors and buyers. 2) Setup and management of leads in CRM3) Generate daily task list for follow ups 4) Manage listing on various social media sites, various real estate sites and MLS 5) Keep all document upto date in Google drive6) Create flyer for listings 7) Assist in contractual paper work for properties ( offer generation, contracts , amendments etc)8) publish weekly action itemsI will greatly appreciate any pointer on this.

I've been reading quite a few of the past discussions about lease amendments but thought I would post our specific situation to see what your opinions are.