Landlord increased rent to $4,700! (Now they're selling)

The landlord on this house in Nashville increased the rent to $4,700/month during the pandemic.

Since then - the house has been sitting empty. They were forced to cut the rent down to $3,500, which is still very expensive. And it's still vacant.

So now the landlord is electing to sell the property for $850,000, which is also a very high how price.

How long will this house have to sit vacant before the landlord cuts the price or rent enough?
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