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Jaden Lowe
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Primary Residence Turned Rental

Jaden Lowe
  • New to Real Estate
  • Chicago, IL
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Wondering what people’s personal experiences/thoughts are with turning their primary residence into a LT rental property! I know there’s emotional side to it seeing it’s a lot of people’s first home purchase. Me being one of them! I was hesitant to thinking of even touching my primary residence but the more I think about it I believe it’s a good bet: There are obviously risks in anything. But to think about the mortgage being paid for a few years by someone other than myself .. Not too sure why I wouldn’t cut one of my biggest expenses if possible! Thanks

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Amanda Janes
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Nashville, TN
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Amanda Janes
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Nashville, TN
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I’d explore with a tax professional some of your options. 

Thought - if you turn it into a rental now, then if you ever sell in the future, you’ll have to pay capital gains. 

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