If it's a set term lease (not month to month), it will just end on the last day of the lease if not renewed/extended with a new lease or amendment extending the lease term. 

But again, super rare.But if you run into that, I usually start with these things, IN ORDER:-First try to see if the seller will allow you to move the closing to another closing company-Increase the EMD to nudge the seller to accepting your amendment to change the closing company. 

My agent made an amendment and the seller agreed to fix things up before the closing date.

I have since gotten this amended...Hope that helps.

I have been in a similar situation and I always counter that when "mom" moves out I would be happy to do an amendment to the lease to show that now only two adults are living in the home.Hope this helps!

if you want to keep all the same terms than the suggestion about amending the current lease and extending the lease is probably what I would do.

Note: Any amendments to the zoning are on the FEMA website after you searchNote: The locator map section on the webpage is just a reference to the location without any flood infoGood luck. 

for warranty purposesIf you subcontracted everything, give them the name of the major mechanical subs for warranty purposes (HVAC, Electric, Plumbing, Roofing, Foundation)Otherwise - in Georgia, I would rewrite the amendment to address concerns and delete the line requesting receipts... and advise the buyer that they are welcome to re-inspect the property after the repairs have been completed.

@Shiloh Lundahl, I should amend my post a bit.

They can get added to the LLC with an amendment and you'll get better pricing.Stephanie