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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Would you sell your LTR after 27.5 years ?
Hello everyone,
I know this is a strange question but I am in an interesting predicament and would love others' opinion. I currently own a rental property that is bringing in consistent cash flow. It is however nearing its 27.5 yr depreciation lifespan. I am debating whether it is still worthy to keep renting it out after that point or should I 1031 exchange it etc. FYI the mortgage is already paid off on this property.
Looking forward to your responses.