Remeber, 10% of the realtors make 90% of the money and the other 10% scramble for the crumbs, as is the same in insurance sales, etc.

Sounds like it's scramble time, hard money lenders know investors, I like the co-wholesale advice above, and mail recent non owner occupied purchasers in the area of the subject property.

In my pre foreclosure days in Clark co... this was a made scramble trying to save houses from the court house steps.. and many folks would owe htousands in tax's so you had to cure you had to pay their tax's and you had to pay excise tax  all usually within 24 to 48 hours of foreclosure sale  LOL...

That food (cash-flow) is enough to eat some scrambled eggs everyday, forever if you want. 

The last thing you want is to find a killer property and have to scramble for money at perhaps less than optimal terms.Jeff

A few days before closing one of the units went empty, so one of our first acts as new landlords was to scramble to find new tenants, which started one of our first ‘learning opportunities’.

I'm interested in investing in the area and would really like to network with anyone there but right now we're kind of scrambling for a place to rent out, at least until we learn the area and find a house, since it's kind of last minute.

One of the BP newbie post casts (the one where Josh's guest cancels at the last minute and you can tell they scrambled to find someone to interview), Josh interviews one of his own employees.  

If they are hiding something, they will scramble to cover up what is going on and sometimes movement can be seen a day or two prior to the official inspection.

Is he scrambling to find a place to move to now, before he gets thrown out?