If most of the replies come from people with limited commercial experience or from people who only went down one path, the answers will reflect their bias rather than be the best path.If you go on LinkedIn and search for people who are doing what you want to do, you can find out a lot more about their background, degrees and other details.

I give you all my business and all, and Oy hah Connect with me on LinkedIn, and we'll make some magic happen about your event...that's my main playing field.

Feel free to check out my profile on LinkedIn.

I've had some luck in the past  contacting homeowners through social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn once you have a name.  

Michael Henry Just added you on LinkedIn - I don't know how to add on here thru my phone yet

LinkedIn - join real estate groups and network with the members2.

Get a LinkedIn profile and put what you are doing on it.

Hopefully it's not much.If you don't want to bail just yet:You could market your properties - here on Bigger Pockets.You could market your properties on some of the Facebook groups or LinkedIn groups.Call some of the other bandit signs in town (other wholesalers) and see if they have any buyers for your deals.And if none of that works - you could tell the seller that your partner on the deal backed out but that you will help him/her sell the property for free.

Please don't say LinkedIn, Craigslist, or another anonymous place on the web.

I'd look up a broker on LinkedIn.