Then your choice is probably pay it and/or file a request to appeal to the Board of County Commissioners or whoever has the authority to waive. 

I believe Brandon Turner referenced the author in a podcast, but don't quote me on it.

I should have dropped the hammer earlier but didn't so again, my fault.Several times she wouldn't show up to her Housing Authority meetings/inspections and payment was freezed.

Getting it documented by the authorities is the best approach. 

Open up a credit card if you don't already have one, or get added as an authorized user on a parents if you can. 

The local tax authority considered it integral to the farming operations as a management residence and taxed the entire property as agriculture. 

It looks like you've reached out to the author, but he seems to have stopped responding.If you click cell A1 in the "Result" tab, then press CTRL-SHIFT-END, then CTRL-C, then create a new tab and click cell A1 of the new tab, PRESS CTRL-V (or right-click and use "Paste Special") Then you can edit formulas.

My non-experienced opinion and author Than Merril tell me that im better off making a lead for every time i call so that i can mark someone as a dead lead, follow up, ect.  

I looked up in the county records and that entire block is owned by the Housing Authority, so how are they separating a few buildings out??

Let him know that I didn't authorize the work and so offer to just pay him his service call fee?