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Questions on property I rent and have mortgage on

Nick Grenon
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Hello,

I have a condo in NH I bought it for 130k in 2004. Then in 2012 I started renting it out and bought the house I live in. Then in 2013 I refinanced the condo for a lower interest rate (3.5 from 6.84when bought in 2004). I currently owe 56k( mortgage will be fulfilled in Sept 2028) on the property with my mortgage with insurance and property tax is 917 a month and the HOA fees are 300 a month. I rent it long term rental for 1000 a month and current market value is around 115k for the condo.

Do I use the equity in the condo to buy another property or sell and then buy another property.

I would ideally like to buy somewhere south where it is warmer.

Thank you

Nick

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