I'm curious why your rental has been vacant for three months when people around the country are scrambling to find rentals?

It would seem obvious that they want to have rent coming in all this time (until selling) but it's not ideal maybe to go about it that way and not let people/persons who have made on time payments each month in the dark about needing to find a new home soon- they may scramble too to find a way to drag it out (see below).The legalities of this seem muddy too because technically without the specification of month to month provisions in the original term of the contract, it seems like the original terms of the contact would still apply and in GA (just based on where your bio said you're from!)

The problem is that the entire industry is originating about 10-11% of these loans, so mortgage lenders are having to scramble to find private investors who will buy these loans and not deliver them to the GSE’s.

Not so much so because they are expensive, but for flips,  buyers scramble and shiver in fear when they find out the house had foundation issues even when they are fixed, inspected and tested by professionals.So that is why this is still a sensitive topic when it comes to flipping for resale.

For example, you don't want to be scrambling to figure out who your contractor is going to be once you've closed. 

First time so I am scrambling to get things in order on the contract side. 

With institutional investors scrambling to get a footing in this newly established market, I think prices will continue to creep up in the state.

More than likely YOU are not going to see any "slowing down" as people scramble to call you and stick a sign on their yard as equity vaporizes.... but "down" will likely be a key word to get used to hearing. 

That way as you continue to scale, you already have systems in place and won't be scrambling once activity starts to pick up.

Otherwise, yes you are basically scrambling to find some other source of financing which will be tough since the property property probably won't qualify for a conforming residential loan.