I think @Russell Brazil is correct that you are not having a flood of buyers walking thru.

I remember walking out of the bank with my heart fluttering thinking where is this money going? 

Such as walking the property only one time with the buyer who must bring their inspector.I want to sell the property.

In the early 2000’s ppl bought homes that was not affordable and no down in the game easy for someone to walk away.

I'd also reach out to your prior walk throughs that were interested and let them know the other tenant couldn't move in so you wanted to give them first shot at the place before relisting it. 

They can walk you through it to see if it's feasible on the lot you are looking at.

I have been doing work to improve the side that I am living in, including finishing the walk-out basement that adds another 2 BR and 1 Bath. 1-1 rate buy-down gives me a 24 month period refinance at either a lower rate, or at a higher value (forced appreciation from improvements).

My goal is to acquire enough properties and do enough flips to walk away from full-time work in 10 years.

Happy to walk anyone through the upsides of this asset class.

Combine this website with podcasts, books, and first hand experience (walking properties, calculating cash-flow, making offers, going through closing) you'll get a free education on REI.