Obviously buying a home without an inspection is a gamble.

The issue is, the wholesaler doesn't have a good and binding contract because all of the elements of such a contract aren't there, at least when done the guru way, bug out clauses, lack of consideration, the other party has no clue of your plan so there is no meeting of the minds, what they have is a voidable contract.Now, you are representing your voidable contract as a good and binding one for which you want compensation, now you're entering fraudulent dealing.

There seems to be a plan in place to allow gambling which will further boost everything here.I mentioned above that I am a newbie investor, not entirely true, I own a good number of rental property in Germany.Is anyone here active in Dubai, currently looking to invest in Dubai or just living here?

Let them pay when they have the funds rather than gambling that they will still have it when due.  

She came back the next day with a copy of her lease that looked exactly like my copy except for a handwritten note saying she paid last month's rent. the note was written neatly but the seller has extremely shaky and almost illegible handwriting so I told her it looked fraudulent.

In the Florida bill, there is one paragraph that says (line 394 ) "False or fraudulent proof of need for an emotional support animal.

Any unique strategy that you would come up with here to get required downpayment funds back to you before closing title, or any other time for that matter would be..... let's say "not allowed", ie- potentially fraudulent. 

@Brad Clarke and anybody else looking for info - I'm happy to share anything I've learned on both of these journeys so we can all make the most informed gambles possible.

Attempting to time the market is a risky gamble that often leads to missed opportunities.

Appreciation is always a gamble and/or a long term play, nobody knows if the house will FOR SURE appreciate in the short term.