Hello, my lender is asking for us to get a "Texas Association of Realtors Commercial Contract Amendment" form because we have had to move forward the closing date because of  some delays on their part (we thought it would be OK to simply change the closing date on the original contract and have both buyer/seller initial - why is this not OK?) 

@Erik Marshall You could always do an amendment to the leases, but your tenants are going to have to agree to it.

It's a very thin line to violating the first amendment.  

Amends!

You can always amend the operating agreement any time once you feel more comfortable and change that requirement with the bank. 

Would this also be another option if its not too late to do an amendment.

Plus an there was an amendment to our sales contract,  which the seller was appointed all responsibilities of making sure electric was up to code.

If done properly, they should have sent you some sort of amendment to opt in. 

This requires an Amendment to my current LLC.

Apparently there were amendments to the law to address DIL situations, and tenants after DIL are the same as tenants after foreclosure.