We scrambled and this one was available for our group of 11.We actually chose this home because it was a flat acre (turns out the photos made it look flat-it wasn't), the game room (nice touch and detached if the kids want to go bonkers).

Since that discovery and decision, I’ve been scrambling to get as much education on the topic as I can.

We are seeing this already happened and people are scrambling to take lines of credit out against properties but the banks are not lending so they will be forced to sell2008 had 80/20 loans so there was 100% financing and house prices dropped so people were upside down and just walked awayJob loss- many people lost jobs couldn’t pay their mortgagesLoan maturity - this is biggest risk today in commercial real estate since loans are maturing and many operators will not be able to have the required equity they will need to put into the deal because of interest ratesWe also have seen cap rates rise by 1% ovet the past year which on a $1M NOI is a 25% drop in value.

I sometimes scramble the couple days before getting the money in the right account.

When the regular rent is not in place, the normal payment is not covered, I'm losing $31/week (@5% interest), not to mention that if I have a rent payment coming out of a bank account, I have to scramble to make sure I have it covered.  

I mean isn't it best practice to have a list of at least a few buyers first rather than going under wholesale contract then risk scrambling to find buyers or worse having it sit idle for months which defeats the point of a purchase contract? 

It helped establish an average review (that's displayed on the booking) quickly, and were able to keep a lot of people from having to scramble to get another place. 

The last thing you want to be doing it is scrambling for money.

We had to scramble to get things in line.I ended up covering some of the cost with the seller (which I will not do again) to get things moving and get the tenant out in time.

Try VTB in the next few months when everyone is scrambling to get out.