Even if a coop is amendable to subletting now, the board of directors for the building will change every few years and can become unreasonable about it.

It's a simple amendment to the plan. 

I don't think it's worth amending the return for that amount. 

This has been a costly lesson in over-improving and navigating Park Ridge’s strict codes (2021 International Building Code, local amendments).

With my agent's help, we added a few amendments for the property’s specific needs (maintenance responsibilities, pet policies etc).

I simply dropped both my master PMA copy and their amended copy into AI and asked it to compare both and provide summary of differences. 30 Seconds later, I had a full summary.

@Stacy Tring so when we have had student tenants with a simaliar situation we have prepared an amendment that allowed them to amend the lease to remove the absent tenant and replace with an acceptable new candidate they find and we approve.

Quick follow up, is your requirement included in the lease agreement/amendment or separate document?

Since the agreement has expired, why is the landlord being penalized for not having a new agreement (does this violate the takings clause in the 5th Amendment)?

You cannot go back and amend your old returns or "catch up" in some other fashion.