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Updated over 4 years ago,

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Andre Sanchez
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Should I keep or sell?

Andre Sanchez
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Hi all,

I have a 4-plex that I have owned for slightly over 2 years now in a up and coming neighborhood. The overall performance has just been ok as I was able to raise rents a bit but have had a decent amount of expenses due to tenant turnover and maintenance. The unit has 4 furnaces and 4 AC units that are nearing the end of their lives and am trying to decide if I should keep it or sell due to the large capital expenditure coming in the near future. I am in between jobs at the moment and my reserve fund is a bit lower than I would like it to be. I paid 201k for it and could potentially list it for 245-250k. My main hesitation is that the area has seen steady appreciation and rent increase.

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