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Marcus B Hsu
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego CA
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Selling my SFH rental to renters

Marcus B Hsu
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego CA
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My renter who has been living in my AZ property for over 7 years would like to purchase my SFH rental. Since i have quite a bit of equity on the home, i plan to do a 1031 exchange and buy something else. Both sides do not plan on using any realtors . Based on comps , house is between $380k-400k. Since they have been really good renters and have at times been some home improvements themselves without asking me to reimburse, what would be considered a reasonable and fair thing to do?

Would it be fair to say sell for $380k and as buyer, i'd pay for all closing cost? 

and/or take 3% off additionally since no realtors are involved?

  • Marcus B Hsu
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