Thanks Jon, When I said I would modify my lease I was referring to strengthening my staements for excessive wear, not anything relating to limiting the number of children.

Years ago there was a loan called a modified adjustable rate mortgage otherwise known as a marm.

Whoever buys it will be free to modify the structure and not maintain it before you eventually have to foreclose - not my experience, just my prediction.

In the event that your lease does not follow the typical lease as Kyle described, you can usually take your "one year" lease and modify it accordingly to make it month-to-month to have everything in writing, or you can sometimes do an addendum to that previous lease.

If they really need to sell the note, it can always be modified and sold with your signature.

We've started work but I think an agreement in place would serve me well.Here is a link to an independent contractors agreement...you can probably modify it to cover the scope of work for your GC.

They may make suggestions and rewrite or modify what you have.

No, they would have had to modify the old loan to do that, to use the old dot.

They should have contracts or find some that you can modify.

Doing this, you can modify the note and/or work out options ahead of buying the note, at least getting agreements to do so knowing the strategy to use.This is doing notes one at a time.....