Four people possibly breaking their lease early, forcing the Landlord to scramble to find a replacement.Relations provide a higher degree of stability for the community.

You don’t want to be scrambling for anpreapproval while someone else takes the deal because they were fully prepared to perform.

Maybe a separate credit or debit card just for that property can also help.You may also want to schedule a consult with a CPA to get some specific questions answered so your prepared from the start and don't need to scramble during tax time.  

Quote from @Andrew Wills: People are scrambling to buy over-priced assets that won't cashflow in the traditional sense.

@Sachin Maskey try scrambling to find a lender that will allow you to have the property under an LLC with you offering a personal guarantee. 

They were forced to scramble for cash liquidity, selling falling bonds into a falling market.  

You’ll want to at least have the initial conversations with one or more reputable lenders and lawyers before you start making offers, so that you’re not scrambling to find them if you find a property you’d like to make an offer on (for example, in most cases, sellers will not take an offer seriously without a pre-approval letter).As far as lenders go, it’s best to choose one that’s experienced in your market.

For example, if a bar earned $60,000 a month then everyone and their brother would be scrambling to buy bars.

Lenders scrambled, lowered LTV for that market to 60% max and raised rates to 5.25%.

They probably had no intention of bringing money to close or they are truly scrambling to organize their business, either way their actions are not reputable.