Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act.

Does your bookkeeping engagement letter say "everything in these books is perfect and if the CPA files using them then I find an error later I'll pay for the tax pros time to amend and re-file" None of this is related at all to the OP's question. 

Maybe at some point Congress amends the rule that the debt never expires.

Might study up, beyond a definition of "rights of possession" and "quiet enjoyment" and the definition of "family" as amended by HUD along with "reasonable accommodation" as well as what "tenants rights" include.

I offer to change the date to any date they choose and amend the lease and due date accordingly.IE :  If they choose to change the date from the 15th to the 18th, then the third rent due is for 33 days of rent. 

Link to reference is https://www.federalregister.gov/articles/2013/07/24/2013-16962/amendments-to-the-2013-mortgage-rules-under-the-real-estate-settlement-procedures-act-regulation-x Bottom Line: Sub2 Mortgage Seller after 12 months does not have to include their mortgage that has been taken sub2 in their Debt to Earnings as per Appendix Q, Part 1026, Section IV, Consumer Liabilirties : Contingent Liability 4(a).

Not only that, but g-d forbid if there is a calamity tomorrow they could very conceivably try to not honor any coverage due to the daycare.The tenant's lease was amended to allow her to operate a daycare but also explicitly forbids any activity which is likely to increase Insurance premiums and so is a little contradictory.

No that is not true - per FL state law jurisdictions cannot add or amend STR laws

The recommendations mention: recommends stabilizing (using interim control paint stabilization techniques identified for HUD-owned single family dwellings in 24 CFR Part 35 as amended June 21, 2004) the following components utilizing “Lead Safe Work Practices†as outlined in The Lead Safe Housing 24 CFR Part 35 as amended June 21, 2004.Anyone ran into this?

If it's just a regular residential deal I would ask the seller for an amendment allowing assignment.