Need Someone with Experience with RETS Protocol and Wordpress

Here's where I'm at. I am developing a website for a client and we have a custom IDX solution built around a plugin called WP-Property. The plugin is designed to login to the RETS server and pull property data, then create new properties in Wordpress. Unfortunately, there are a couple of bugs that we can't quite work out. The first is that not all of the properties are being pulled. There are roughly 2500 in our region and the plugin is only pulling 1600 (and always 1600) - which makes me think it is a memory related issue but I can't find it. The second problem is that the plugin cannot pull the name of the Listing Office with the properties. The LO_NAME is being stored in a different class on the RETS server, which means we need to create a custom bridge of some sort. Our board requires that every property not listed by my client be labeled with the listing office name. The kicker - we need to have this project online in 1-2 weeks tops. The person I had working on this flaked out big time and I personally cannot figure it out. So, here's what I need (and if you don't fit the bill, please don't bid): - Specific experience with RETS servers and custom IDX - Experience with customizing Wordpress plugins - Availability to get this done FAST - Reasonable bid - I know speed comes at a premium, but we are way over budget so I have to keep this to a minimum if possible. If you have experience with the WP-Property plugin in particular, that's 10 times better and I will probably hire you on the spot (and possibly hug you). I'll check this all day and probably pick someone tonight or tomorrow morning so get your bids in while you can. One last note - I'm a stickler for communication. The reason the last guy didn't work out is he would ignore my messages for 3-4 days and then send me a huge, weekly update that ignored half of my inquiries. I'm not a high maintenance client, but if you don't reply to my messages in a timely manner, I can get pretty grumpy. Fair warning. Thanks! ~Anthony