Should I finish the change of use process on this house before abruptly selling it due to life circumstances?
I posted this on r/realestate too, so apologies if anyone is upset about seeing it twice.  Long story short, I've got a residential house in a mixed use zone and I'm 90% of the way through a commercial change of use process. And now I've got to move far away. I'm leaning towards selling the place, and I'm wondering if I should finish with the inspections to turn it commercial before selling. Would this make me more money, or just make it harder to find a buyer?

Also a sub-question, if anyone has the patience for it: It's being converted from a residence to a bed and breakfast. Does this mean I would need to find someone who wants to buy a bed and breakfast, or could someone pick the place up and turn it into an office space, for example?

Thanks for the help. Yes, I'm moving far away because of a highly unexpected life crisis.
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