Current lease states anyone living there not on the lease will incur a $xx/day fine.My questions are: Can I amend a 1 year lease contract with the other person and make an amendment for the other person to stay for 1 month?

@Teresa Matias no I meant have the private lender amend the original terms.

If you are going to pursue this change, it would probably be best to amend those years of tax returns. 

(Amended 1/00) [listen]Standard of Practice 4-1For the protection of all parties, the disclosures required by Article 4 shall be in writing and provided by REALTORS® prior to the signing of any contract.

He then tried to charge us $75 to amend the return to correct HIS ERROR.

It sounds like if I hired an attorney he could argue about the amendments & get me out of the deal. 

Here are some terms from the realtor:$200K with $2K EMDSeller pays title policyBuyer pays for Amends if neededSeller pays for $500 Home WarrantyBuyer pay for Survey if they do not have one to provide (because this is really just a requirement of buyers lender)Buyer pay $50 for 5 day optionWe DO NOT say AS-IS purchase so if something mediocre comes up in inspection we have some wiggle room to ask for it.Seller allows 21 day third party financing time-frame for contingent on loan and we also ask for an appraisal contingency.Are there questions that I should be asking that I'm not?

The second you counter or send an amendment to the deal, the seller can sell to someone else.

I finally got an attorney and filed the action.. as I had 40k large at stake and this was a hoarder house extreme. you could not even see the house berries had grown all the way over it.. and there was over 60k in code violations.long story short 2 years later 20k in legal fees judge orders her to sell to us and she still wont sign.. title company makes me amend our order that takes another 2 months then we closed.Also I had to put up the entire amount of the purchase price in CASH into escrow on the date we were suppose to close it sat there for over 2 years and we are talking low 6 figures.. 

In NH, our legislative liaison with NHREIA was instrumental in getting the state law amended.