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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Advice / What would you do
Greetings Bigger Pockets!
I'm in my mid twenties and have a steady 6-figure income (135k for 2016). I own a 3 beds + 2.5 bath townhome in California. My goal for 2017 was to have my first rental property. My plan was to purchase a SFR and move into it while renting out my townhome. After running the numbers and speaking with my realtor, I was going to be cash flow positive! I spoke with my HOA management and was informed that unfortunately the HOA only allows 25% of the residences to be rented out and they were all filled. There was a waiting list with 4 people ahead of it on me.
What would you do? Do I have any other options other than selling and forgetting about this dumb HOA? If I sold my townhome I would be getting approximately 100k after all is said and done. Thanks for the advice!