I think my situation is unique in the fact that I have more time off in my career than most.

@Nicholas Heinrich I would advise that your read up on MI Land Division Act.

The inner city offers very low prices but also unique challenges and it's not an easy play.

Cool thing about the rental business is there really is no unique tenant situation.

Obviously the market is changing but your location is unique.

This is a unique property and all the metrics supported the buy and sell price.

He is overpriced at $790k and it is a somewhat unique property for the area considering the indoor riding arena and other equine amenities.

If you are using all-cash or if a smart realtor know about unique ways to structure an offer; ie escalation clause or something similar, you should be able to beat out the competition.

Here's a quick update from a government site:https://www.gsa.gov/about-us/regions/welcome-to-the-midatlantic-region-3/buildings-and-facilities/pennsylvania/us-courthouse-project-harrisburg-pennsylvaniaThere have been rumors for a while about turning 2nd street in the midtown area (from Forster st up to Division St). 

I'm in a unique situation.