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Junior Matthews
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Richmond Hill, GA
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Should I sell or keep my house in Hawaii?

Junior Matthews
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Richmond Hill, GA
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Hello, I wanted to get input on whether I should sell my house in HI or not. It’s located in Kapolei, Hi and supposedly they are building up this area like crazy. After all closing cost fees, I would get around 40k. The property doesn’t cash flow at all. My concern is selling a property that has strong potential to appreciate in the near future. Any thoughts or recommendations is much appreciated. Thanks!

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Junior Matthews
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Richmond Hill, GA
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Junior Matthews
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Richmond Hill, GA
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Robert, it is a great location. Just not sure if it’s great enough to hold out for appreciation, or take the gains and put into something more productive. Additionally, it will free up my VA loan that I can use to get another property.

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