That said there is a very little competition in this area and I wouldn’t recommend it for wholesaling. 43612 and 43613 you are going to be in the rat race of competition since the market is hot and this area is desirable. 

You obviously made a decision to limit competition by ruining the place.

Find a lender with competitive terms for high leverage purchase + rehab financing with no prepayment penalty2.)

If it's a competition amongst buyers, IMO buyers should still submit a RTK.

The way I see it, I don’t want to be on the sidelines rooting for someone else to make money for me or more often, hoping they don’t lose it, steal it or mismanage it to my certain demise.With the way I approach real estate, it is a 100% guarantee every single time that I am going to outsmart, outwit, outperform, over deliver and under promise to the point that I crush my competition.

Then we contacted the lenders to get the amortization reworked to lower the payments.Now, we can easily adjust and adapt to any rental conditions without suffering from being over leveraged.For now, we are making the expected payments in anticipation of having to adjust to a more competitive rental market over the next couple of years.

From google maps it looked like you might have a lot of competition for renters.

Maybe something as little as $25/month cheaper (assuming it's priced competitively) makes a big difference in # of responses.You mentioned that price includes all bills/utilities - with the above example, can you post the ad for $1150/month... then in the ad state something like "all utilities charge flat rate of $150/month -this includes tv, power, gas, etc...

My advice is keep trying it is extremely competitive.

Bankers like myself hate having to fight for a relationship, but it keeps pricing and options competitive for YOU.