There is definitely other investors in the BP community that have gone through this exact situation.I work with many investors that need to identify where to put their 1031 proceeds. 

I saw your reply on the 2M cali home purchase with a gross rev of 150K. 2M @ 100% financing - the investor putting up that cash would need a note payment of 15K-20K a month to make that worthwhile. 

@Kim Huard I am a real estate broker and investor in Oxford, so I can share some first hand experience with this market.

Are there any good resources to finding private commercial investors that are looking to invest aside from deeper pockets? 

It's awesome to have hybrid agent/investors on the platform like you, and to see the value that you add to the forums gives back to you, in turn, as an investor and as an agent. 

Quote from @John Underwood: SC will give the defaulting owner the overage if they request it.An owner (or former owner) requesting overages in South Carolina or Texas won't prevent you from getting the property at a discount.Under the new Arizona law, an owner requesting Excess Proceeds before the foreclosure is finalized will prevent the tax lien investor from acquiring the property or making any profit besides the generally very low interest.I am worried that might even happen if a junior lien holder requests such excess proceeds.To make things worse, when the 30 day notices are sent to the homeowner, they need to include a statement regarding their right to ask for excess proceeds.

Quote from @Seth Gordon: Any experienced investors familiar with the BRRRR method care to connect and answer some questions I have?

As a professional property manager for going on 20 years and a real estate investor, I still encourage people to manage for themselves. 

Hi did you ever connect with an investor friendly realtor in Danville?

Most investors have their numbers and that's where it's art vs science.