The cost of any alteration undertaken to comply with any such requirements shall be in addition to the Contract price specified herein.Change Orders, Amendments, and Modifications Any subsequent amendment, modification, or Contract, which alters this Contract, and which is signed or initialed by Contractor and Owner, shall be deemed a part of this Contract and shall be controlling in case of conflict with any other provision in Contract.Extra Work and Changes If Owner, Construction Lender, or any public body or inspector directs any modification or addition to the work covered by this Contract, the charge for that extra work shall be determined in advance and the cost shall be added to the Contract price in addition to Contractor's usual fee for overhead and profit.

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The higher deductible on the policies allows our participants to typically garner better costs, and much greater flexibility with coverages on properties in multiple occupancy phases, etc...However, and this is vital to your understanding, we have no ability to make ultimate coverage decisions relative to the policies.

That doesn't even factor in the income tax savings for mortgage interest deduction for both state and federal. 2) Rents increase at the whim of your landlord versus a fixed mortgage payment.  3) Appreciation for owner occupied is tax exempt up to 500k in for a married couple.4) I can make smart modifications to the home as I see fit to cater to my family's needs or create value. 

I guess I am one of those "restrictive" landlords who expects tenants to follow the lease, which says no painting or modification without landlord approval.Most people suck at painting, even some DIY landlords are bad painters.

The fed is going to step in and allow mortgage modifications sometime in late 2021.  

If this is someone with mobility issues you should try to accommodate since ADA might be applicable but in that case she would be obligated to pay for modification. 

For arguendo, let's assume a clause was never inserted by either party regarding a COA, and the city requests for minor modifications, what could legally happen?

If you are thinking there may be more properties in your future than stability and accessibility of funds becomes more vital.