You should take the advice on this thread, get authorities involved, and get away from this wholesaler permanently.No honest business person would hold onto someone else’s money for 8 months for a supposed closing.This is not a person you want to do business with.

I got sent down this rabbit hole, interestingly, by a BP blog post:http://biggerpockets.com/blog/...Wherein the author stated one of the advantages of a tax strategist was to plan for "how to treat cash flow as return of capital rather than distributions of profit"It seems I ran in the wrong direction with that. 

President Trump authorized temporary $300 payments, but the money is already running out and Congress is deadlocked on what to do next.

I'm under the impression that there a firms or individuals that work as a go between developer and permit approval authorities, with the ability to expediate requests and approvals.

She seems eager to turn this is a authority conflict.

Do both parties have signature authority?

I don't lower the rent rate for a Landlord without something in writing to verify they've authorized it.The $50 application fee is not unusual for that market, so there's some other reason it's not renting.

Sec8 is easy 4, direct deposit on the 8th, the task is screening for the appropriate renter. develop your system- reach out to housing authority bc in some states they have to walk the property before you take vouchers from tenants Best of luck. 

The purpose was to make sure there is no damage, extra tenants not authorized, etc. 

@Sam LorangerFor every book/ author suggestion I recommend the following:YouTube name + name of book. 99% of authors make the bulk of their income doing speaking gigs now.