Amended.

That's especially true since you likely need to take the same steps as opening the LLC (e.g. filing paperwork with the PA Department of State, amending the operating agreement, filing fees, etc.). 

I reached out to my attorney who stated he may be able to amend the contract.

I had it done a couple weeks ago, and because there was a legacy report done in 1990 done by a now disqualified inspector they have to make my report and amendment to the original, which means they have to process it through the state to find the original report. 

This is up from 50% of the Equity in a PERSONAL Residence before the amended Texas HELOC law.  

They want to amend the constitution to expropriate property without payment.

In the meantime, I would like to amend my loan type to a more conventional loan so that I can purchase a home in Virginia using my VA benefit.

Relax.....if this is the biggest mistake you have made, you are doing fine...If its really freaking you out, talk to the tenant and let them know there was a small error on the lease and either amend it with a new section they sign, or make a new lease with the correction.

I'd offer them the opportunity to have the lease amended to account for the pets (with pet rent) or the opportunity to break the lease and find somewhere else if they don't want to pay the rent.This gives them the choice and you a chance of not having to deal w/ turnover/eviction.

To my knowledge (at least in my state) when you buy a property with an existing tenant you should honor the lease contract terms first before you can even try to amend them.