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A Canadian dilemma?

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  • San Jose, CA
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I'm a Canadian that lives in the California. I have about $100000 in equity in a rental property up in Canada that I bought years ago with no knowledge of real estate what so ever. The rent is $1100. Mortgage is $700. Hoa $100. Taxes $150. It all adds up to almost zero cash flow. After learning the ropes a little I'm realizing that I need to change this situation. What would you do???

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