Thanks :)LLCs Operating Agreements can be changed or modified, it may cost you more than doing it the first time, especially when there was an event unforeseen.You need the buy out provisions in the event your partner drops dead unless you want their heirs as your partner.

They did create a website and gave me limited access to modify it.

she did the job we requested in the first place - provide us with an "as repaired" appraisal - and that did modify the value, however, she did not relent on the MS downgrade.I have all parties on my side, except the mind of the appraiser, but because of the regulatory changes in the past year, the bank's hands are a bit tied on this...I love my banker (she's a VP in the community bank where I do my business - they currently run about 7 branches, so they're medium in size). 

Transaction Value divided by Recent Third Party Value Modified Cashflow structure provides leverage to the Winning Bidder through shifting equity cashflow allocations rather than debt financing (i.e.

In addition I am modifying and organizing our company forms.

After you sort out what you will do, then modify your agreement for the future.  

Down side is computing interest on outstanding balances and accounting/servicing.You could make it easier requiring an amortized payment and simply disburse the entire loan amount up front, but I would still make it a future advance loan so that you can extend future credit without having a new loan closing and modify the note with an addendum or subordinate notes.

So if I modify a sales contract what sort of language should I make sure is in there to make it legal.

It lacks some of the features you are looking for, but it is free, and we can modify it to meet any needs we have.

There is the purchase of the real estate with existing leases, due to loan requirements, the building has to be modified and leases adjusted.