Tell them that you have waited and if they can't get the lien sorted and there are other offers coming in, that you don't want to play the game with multiple offers. 

Some tenants try to play the old "keep my security deposit for my last months rent" game.

I don't think the loan on the car is the right way to get there, as it (1) likely won't give you enough money to be able to play the game; and (2) it actually works against you from a lender perspective.  

Crime in Huntsville is not as bad in bigger cities, but if you play the per capita game, we're higher than some cities like Chicago.

Agree with many on here that Los Angeles is great for price and rent increases, but you need to play the long game to make the returns.

Anyway, I still hold that as a wholesaler, I will first play the part of a Bird dog, after I locate a property then I attempt to locate an end buyer.

My advice is to play the long game if there is a history of high appreciation.

This reply kind of sets that at ease and is a reminder to work methodically and intentionally, play the long game.

Which is why we need to know as much as your CPA does for a good advice.Working as a recruiter and a showing assistant does not really let you play the game that @Ashish Acharya described - because all of your compensation is essentially compensation for your personal services.Flipping can allow this game, however 95% of new flippers lose money instead of making money, after all expenses are taken into consideration.Need a lot more information and a crystal ball. 

Most of us don't play the victim and we are going to tell you that you will fail.