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Selling SFR to buy Multi-family

Eileen L.
  • Rental Property Investor
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For those that had SFRs and sold to buy a multi-family, when did you feel it was the right time to scale? I’ve considered selling a property later this year that has $240k in equity to buy a quadplex using a 1031 exchange. I'm looking for advice from those that have done something similar and if you'd recommend pursuing this. Thank you!

Property: SFR in Ontario, California
Rent $3200
Mortgage Payment (2.875% rate) - $2661.06 + $185 HOA = $2846

Mortgage Balance - $456k

Estimated Value - $700k
(3 bed/2 bath)

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Eileen L.
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@Jonathan Greene Thank you for the advice, appreciate it!

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