A move sets a date, and the house is the thing that does not move with you. The question is rarely what it is worth. It is what it costs to still own it in three months.
What two places at once actually costs
A mortgage here and rent or a mortgage there is the obvious part. Under it sit taxes, insurance, utilities kept on for showings, lawn care so the house does not look empty, and the risk that an unoccupied house carries.
Your page adds the monthly figure from the county record, so the cost of waiting is a number you can weigh against the price difference.
Choosing the closing date
Three weeks after signing is the fastest we go, not the only speed. If your date is sixty days out, we close then instead.
The date is written into the agreement, and if we miss it we pay you a penalty that is written in beside it.
Signing and closing from somewhere else
Remote signing at a title company is ordinary. Documents can be signed electronically, and where a notary is required a mobile or online notary handles it.
You do not need to fly back for closing, and you do not need to be at the house for the inspection.
What you can leave behind
Whatever you do not want to move. Furniture, the garage, the shed. Clearing it becomes ours after closing.
That alone often saves more than the price difference people worry about.
When listing is the better answer
If you have months of runway and the house shows well, a listing may put more in your hands. Your page runs both and says so when it does.