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Investing in Condos Pros & Cons
I’m a 25 year old Active Duty Sailor and I bought my first property in 2018. 3 bed 2 bathroom (2 bed & a loft). My condo fees are $240 and I feel like they are high and impeding my potential cash flow.
My immediate goal is increase cash flow.
1. Should I keep my already purchased condo and try to squeeze out possible cash flow and possibly refinance down the road?
Or
2. Should I sell it and be aggressive towards other single family homes, duplex, triplexes, etc?