I'm working with a agency looking to place victims of Domestic Violence into safe, permanent housing.

If the property is in Maryland, it looks like the licensing agency is the Maryland Home Improvement Commission.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to find helpers or what google search term I should be using I thought about contacting temp agencies to see if they had workers too this is really frustrating any info would be greatly appreciated as we are trying to be finished in at least 2 weeks if not sooner 

In any case, I would let them know what your plan is if they don't return the money- that you will escalate this to the managing broker, then to the real estate board, state real estate licensing agency, and small claims court or whatever, communicating by email followed with registered mail. 

Besides the obvious and great dual income and sharing expenses.

Hello Fred,Most property management companies and some landlords work with their own Consumer Reporting Agencies to obtain information about their prospective renters.

Consult with your Consumer Reporting Agency to make sure you are receiving a report that helps you achieve your property goals.

This can be tricky in some states, depending on the laws, since the agent providing the lead may or may not be allowed to accept a non-agency fee.

A 100% commission agency to whom you pay a monthly fee, like the one I hang my license may let you do it.  

They apparently had the wrong address and were sending a $30 bill to it. 5 months later and they reported me to a collection agency who then calls me.