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Joe Fornasiero
  • Investor
  • Brighton, MI
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Sell or rent out primary residence

Joe Fornasiero
  • Investor
  • Brighton, MI
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I’m going to be moving out of state and having a hard time deciding what I should do with my primary residence. If I sell I could walk away with around $50k after all selling expenses (I’ve lived in the house over 2 years so I wouldn’t pay capital gains taxes) all major mechanicals have been replaced In the last two years. (furnace, a/c, hot water heater, softener, septIc field, roof, wIndows, kitchen appliances, etc.) If I rent out the property the numbers would be as follows Purchase price: $136,500 Rehab at purchase: $18,000 Current value: $200,000 Rent: $1,400 Vacancy 10%: -140 Maintenance 5%: -70 Capex 5%: -70 Mortgage: -632 Taxes: -220 Insurance: -50 Cash flow: $218 The home is in a nice area that has appreciated well over the last few years. I’m looking for insight as to if I would be better off to cash out since I’m moving out of state or if this would be a good opportunity for my first rental property

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