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Updated over 5 years ago, 09/06/2019

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Kristine Lynch
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Rent or sell? Roseville California

Kristine Lynch
  • Roseville, CA
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Looking for as much feedback as possible. We currently own a 3/2 single family in Roseville CA and always had the intent of renting it out when we decided to move. For the past 4 years we have been house hacking and renting out the other bedrooms. Now we have the option to move out into another house and rent a room cutting our housing expenses in half.

Original purchase price: 290k

Balance on Loan: 250k

Rents in our area: 2,000/mo

Mortgage, interest, taxes: 1,600/mo

Vacancy at 5%: 100/mo

Repairs at 5%: 100/mo

Maintenance at 5%: 100/mo

Cash Flow: 100

Other notes: we would have to put in about 6,000 to get it rent ready.

Or we could sell it for 400k and walk away with a minimum of 100k in cap gains tax free.

If we put it in a savings account at 2% that’s 2,000. Cash flow of renting it out for a year is 1,200. It seems like a no brainer to sell but we want to be sure we are looking at all the pros and cons before deciding.

Please advise :)

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