Their offices are generally the slowest/worst when it comes to getting short sales approved. 

Don't get discouraged, the beginning is the slowest part.2 weeks in and already doing a bunch of showings is pretty good IMO.Treat your clients well and word will get around.At first you may need to work with a lot more tire kickers than you would like.

I had a client lookong at MFR's in November (the slowest time of year for RE) and we saw 4 or 5 of these in WH, and the condition and value (and eventual amount paid at closing) were astronomical.

I am doing the slowest, most boring form of buying properties.

This will be the slowest path, but you also have the cash flow from the other properties to expedite the process.2.

Look into renting it for a 6 month lease that way you won't be stuck trying to find another tenant in the slowest season of the year (winter). 

The slowest months for me are April-May. 

For the Fall and Winter months we will focus on Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo when the housing market is the slowest (best time to invest).

I will say that mid July to mid August is always the slowest selling season for me personally every year so that could be playing into it some.

Typically Nov-Feb are the slowest.