Are you looking to penalize contractors for work that is not done by a deadline?

Housing demand hits the skids and bottomed out.Second, as housing demand and tight money set in, home builders went out of business - some 80% of them, nationwide.Today, we're in a housing shortage.

There isn't much that an investor can do in regards to those clauses: they are very tight.  

The multi family market in Hershey is pretty tight.

My suggestion/advice would be to write it DOWN.Figure out what you want to do after doing some research to start off, figure out your goals long term and short term, and then figure out how you get from your start to your goals.Detail out expenses, figure out who you need to know or get to know to get it done, put deadlines on it, exactly how much wealth do you wish to achieve, or anything else that has to do with your end goals or business plan.

I have deadline of needing to sell it within 2-3 weeks from now.

It's also essential to keep a tight rein on the company, with weekly calls and constant communication, so that they know you are not an absentee owner who is not paying attention to the asset.

It seems like you ran a super tight project.

But I have heard close to election time banks get a little tight with there money and loan process.

Mailing letters and wholesaling could be a start, but your timeline is again too tight.