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To hold or to sell, moving from ON to BC

Wil Taylor
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Hey looking for some thoughts.

I'd like to move from Ontario to BC with my family. I own a rental property (half duplex) and my own house (single) in a really good neighborhood. I have about 300,000 equity built up in my single and about 50,000 in my rental, my rental also cash flows $1000 a month. Seeing as I'm moving across the country my intial thought is keep both properties, put them under management and take some of the equity out of my single house to buy my next property in BC.

My other thought is to cash in on everything now, buy my 1st property in  BC be almost mortgage free, and then save some cash and buy another property once i'm out there. 

There are pro's and cons to both, hoping maybe I could get some thoughts or opinions. Also would like to hear from people who own properties out of province and how that works for them.

Thanks!

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