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Chad W.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Raleigh, NC
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To sell my house?

Chad W.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Raleigh, NC
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I need a sanity check, or more what am I missing. 

In Raleigh NC. I bought the house in March, the house next door just closed for 130K more than what we paid. It is 4/2 and 40 sq ft larger no garage. Mine is 4/2.5/ garage. The house across the road is ~600 sq ft smaller a 2/2 no garage and is under contract for 40k more than what I paid.

I am seriously considering putting mine on the market. If I can make 80-100K I feel like I may be stupid not to.

What am I missing? What am I not taking into consideration? What are the tax implications since I have not owned it a year?

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Tom V.
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Tom V.
  • Iowa
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If you're in a hot market and homes are being snatched up within 2 days of listing for full asking price, then you may have a difficult time finding a new home to live in at a reasonable price. You may sell your own house at a great price, but then have to pay inflated prices for your next home. That would be one consideration that comes to mind.

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