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Updated almost 7 years ago, 02/01/2018
big time losing property - what to do?
I have a condo in Atlantic City that I bought at the top of the market in 2007 for $192,000. It's RIGHT on the boardwalk, 24th floor with a 20 foot wide view of the ocean. Spectacular view.
Atlantic City has crashed big time and the property has been worth a little under $50,000 for the last few years with no real forecasts of it moving.
I'm renting it but losing about $5,000 a year (condo fees / taxes). I bought it outright so there's no mortgage.
Should I just cut my losses now and take the $50k? I feel like if the market turns around having the view and being right in the middle and on the boardwalk, this property will rebound at some point. who knows?
tyty