/includes/templates/your_template/templates/tpl_modules_attributes.php has these lines
PHP Code:
if ($options_comment[$i] != '' and $options_comment_position[$i] == '0') {
PHP Code:
if ($options_comment[$i] != '' and $options_comment_position[$i] == '1') {
where $options_comment_position[$i] == '0' puts the comment above the attribute and '1' puts it below. Unfortunately, there is no admin facility for setting that variable (I think there is a db field for it), so it defaults to 0 or false and puts the comment above the attribute.
You could edit that code to bypass the position part of the test and just output below if you only want it in that location.
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