I'd go to the condo board and tell them what happened.

You need to join the local board and join a local brokerage.

My advice below may not be accurate if it is "ANY financing" contingent.Daniel, send whatever rejection info (email letter etc) from your lender to the broker and tell them they have 48 hours to return the check or you are filing complaints with whatever relevant regulatory board there is in your state... and just in case it is one of those "holding the check and it isn't cashed or in escrow which some states do, call your bank and stop payment."  

Thus I went to the review board.

I always like to say to people who invest in Toronto, if you don't know the difference between, High Park, Regent Park and Moss Park, don't invest in Toronto.The local realty boards are often a great source of the data you're looking for.

I have wrote the board but I don't expect anything to change. 

Most people not on these boards would benefit from diversification by adding real estate to their investments (while many on these board probably could benefit by diversification with non-real-estate investments).Warren Buffett's argument against too much diversification basically boils down to him wanting to spend a lot of time becoming an expert on 10 companies he owns vs. buying some of 200 companies (as he doesn't think anyone can really be an expert on 200). 

My wife wasn't completely on board either.

Sometimes having someone ELSE say these things helps too...so make sure your partners are on board with the same messaging as well.  

They were also illegally breeding and boarding 10 plus pitbulls in the home itself.