Naturally, if there is a time-framed lease involved, no changes can be made outside of both parties consent to an amendment.

The FAR/BAR was amended a few years ago and went from 4 to 10 pages, before the addition of any addenda.

Thursday is date night with my wife so that's a no go but if it it changes to Friday then I'm in.Enjoy SF and try to make it to 21st Amendment Brewpub or Magnolia in the upper Haight while you are in town.

Or would it be best to push the issue back to the seller and his tenant, and have them decide how to divide the interest and then amend a contract price/terms based on the content of that agreement?

Amend the way you are thinking about it, I think you mean what happens when the investor has 100% of his principal investment returned to him?

Get the dog out and make sure your lease specifies no pets at all,or no aggressive breeds and animals over a certain weight.Did you not see the existing lease.If the existing lease says nothing about having an animal you need to amend it now.

After signing the lease, but before moving in, we amended the lease to have the husband removed due to the fact they were getting divorced.

And yes, amend your offer showing the greater amount.But I doubt it will have much of an impact on the initial consideration of your offer, especially if you have financing contingencies.

B) The contract starts with more than one individual and then an addendum and or amendment (an addendum is provided by either agent and an amendment is provided by the escrow or title company) to remove one or more parties is signed by the seller/bank and buyers/buyer (once the contract is accepted).

The list is amended so one mortgagee clause per instrument not a list of past mortgagees since when the instrument sold all rights and interest and claims to said instrument were conveyed as a function of sale.