It's a very competitive market here and you don't see the cash flow of Janesville.

Also, what is demand and competition like in these areas? 

The MLS is good, but that's where 99% of the buyers shop so competition will be fierce and a bidding war will kill your cashflow.

As a realtor who just read everything you and everybody else had to say; my suggestion is that you list the tax exempt home at a price slightly above market value.I say this because though the money would be nice to take some pressure off, it seems like making a little more money in a hopefully & currently less competitive neighborhood would be the icing on the cake to make it all worth the considerations.

I think that compared to 10 years ago, the financing is more aggressive, and there is more competition. 

Continue wholesaling to generate additional cash flow and partner with investors who lack deal-finding expertise.

Or maybe there's less competition with larger cabins?

Plus, a well-designed kitchen can make a lasting first impression, helping the property stand out in a competitive market.The bathroom remodel often comes in as the second-highest ROI renovation in fix-and-flip projects.

The market in the suburbs around Nashville is a little less competitive than the city. 

They will be familiar with the market and can provide more competitive terms.