Is that what the seller said or the crystal ball?

@Josh Ball mentions, there are issues with foreign investors but, nowadays, it's not necessarily on the tax front anymore.

You get 3 - 5 done and refine the process and see that the project time has gone from 9 months to 6 months to 5 months and now things are working and now you think about scaling or take your blue print to a new market, but like I said in Baltimore you are behind the 8 ball to start.

I don't need help managing my stock portfolio or modeling my finances for different goals; I need help with tax strategy, legal advice, etc.Who do I need to hire and how much should I expect to pay, ball park, for advice / execution?

Courts in Franklin County tend to move fairly quickly once everything’s filed properly, so getting the ball rolling now could save you a lot of time and money.

It's just as easy for them to cancel the listing than accept a low ball.

However, you can certainly get the ball rolling ahead of the scheduled move-out (ensure certain utilities stay on, call cleaners & maintenance, etc.).

All you will have to get used to is the ball bounce and you're on your way to being a pickleball pro :) We should play sometimes if you are free or want to dabble in Pickleball?

The ball was dropped and it sold for $362.5k (I would have definitely been able to offer more but we were told there were 5 offers higher than ours, seems likely that was BS in hopes we would raise our offer substantially - I suspect our offer was shopped as our initial offer was $90k over initial ask).  

I wanted to put in an offer but the price I was willing to offer was a low ball offer.