Long story short we are amending our purchase offer to 30K less than the existing accepted purchase price to accommodate new forced air heating and a new plumbing system My Realtor has called the city explaining the dilemma and the city seems on board with whatever we (buyer) want to do.It is supposed to warm up to 36 later this week and my concern is that we don't know where all of the leaks in the plumbing might be...and when it warms up who knows what will happen.

Would I need to fill out an WB-40 Amendment to offer to purchase is my question.

Has technology and services moved on enough to say that the legacy fees of realtors should be amended. 6% of a transaction for the actual services provided to the seller seems to me very unfair.

@Bradley MarionI need to amend my comment.

MCOCA was recently amended through Act 133 of 2016 to address situations in which municipalities were not following the Act, leading to some real estate transactions being postponed or cancelled due to minor property maintenance violations.

You signed a 14 month lease and it sounds like they amended that lease to add a roommate and then amended it again when that roommate left.

Hey Joey, I think you would have to file amended returns.

AMENDMENTS.

First, if there is a need for a service in our economy there will be those willing to provide it, mortgage originators, after they can get specific guidance in SF deals will likely enter the market, so finding one should be easier, IMO.Secondly, as with any fed reg, it will be modified and amended over time.

The 10th amendment is really pretty simple and easy to understand (probably on a sixth grade level).