If I have multiple people vying for this property, is it legal to increase the asking price for the rent the same way you would do with a sale?  

Its been nearly a year now and they are just now getting approval to demolish the units and start the rebuilding, telling me its about a year out on the finish of the rebuilding.. 

Wholesaling is legal in all 50 states.

If you can't withdraw all the funds maybe an option is to withdraw enough for a down payment on a property and use the balance that you can't withdraw as the required reserves needed for the bank underwriter to approve your loan.

I said sure as I approved it first.

Is there a way that I can charge this back to our LLC legally?

Keep making payments under an account holder who is deceased, doesn't seem to be a proper legal recourse?

My guess is that this could be what is holding up finding someone willing to spend time on the search.Wholesaling is also not really 100% legal.

I wonder if there is a legal leg to stand on to force the HOA to proceed.The complex is made up of several different buildings, some with 3/2, some with 2/2 condos, and some with 2/2 townhouse, so the structural damage is unfortunately pertinent to our unit of 8 dwellings (4 front, 4 back).  

My initial thought was to get it in my name for the fact that I would have gotten past the initial application of a mortgage with a credit score right on the cusp of the approval range.