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Kevin Wilson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
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Cut and Run or Stick it out?

Kevin Wilson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
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Failed BRRRR investment. Purchase price $90K, $60K rehab on a duplex. Currently all cash/not financed. Both units rented for a combined $1700 per month. Not many Duplex comps but probably would sell at about break even or small loss. Disappointed in the rehab work, had a pipe freeze and burst and insurance claim to repair items. Do I 1031 and try and get into a better investment or stay invested and cross my fingers no more issues arise?

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Kyle Mccaw
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  • Keller, TX
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Kyle Mccaw
  • Property Manager
  • Keller, TX
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$150k investment that brings in $1,700 seems good to me. 

Finding properties is the hardest part of investing. Have you thought about cash-out refinancing? And go do it again.

The name of the game is adding assets to your portfolio. Why sale now?

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