The lease was electronically signed on April 1st, however the tenants wanted an amendment to the lease.

I did have a letter from the private lender (via email) sent to the seller's agent today, and the seller had not backed out up until this point, so I believe we are technically still under contract, but the seller is not signing the contract amendment that we submitted stating that the finance has changed from FHA to private lending.Have either of you had to force the hand of a seller who did not want to close?

I sent him the contract and it sounds like he pretty much made amendments to keep anybody from getting out of the deal.

This Agreement may not be modified or amended unless such amendment is set forth in writing and executed by both Seller and Buyer with the formalities hereof.

Just write up an amendment stating why he is not getting the deposit back and have both parties sign.

@Bob Malecki It's not set in stone because Congress could still amend it.

SEE AMENDENT TO CODE OF BY-LAWS OF[Association name], Article XII/, Leasing of Dwelling Units andMaximum Number of Dwelling Units Owned and THIRD AMENDMENT TO CODE OF BY-LAWS OF[Association name]. 

I'm looking to see if anyone has had success in disputing by putting together an case with the following:- Photographs of the indicating the unfinished square footage in the basement- Amendment to the Master Deed to adjust the sq ft amounts- Finding "comps" for units of like size in the area to reflect a lower, more appropriate valuation.Thanks!

For a single member LLC, who's only manager/member is me, is it worth filing with an attorney (quoted around $500), or using documents found online now and have them amended later when necessary?

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