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Grace Wang
  • Homeowner
  • Sterling, VA
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To Sell or Not To Sell

Grace Wang
  • Homeowner
  • Sterling, VA
Posted

I am a newbie to this forum and eager to learn real estate investment. I am wondering if any experienced investors can share your input about our case.

We bought a split level single house in Vienna, VA at $439K several years ago and the monthly rent is $2,300 now; however, the PITI will be at least $2,525 even though we are refinancing now. The location is within two miles from Vienna Metro, and a new metro station in Tysons Corner is to be built now. We see this property with a prime location for rent, but hate to see the negative cash flow. We've also considered selling this property and find other investment properties to bring in more positive cash flow; however, we figured we won't be able to get much cash back after selling it with the current assessment value, $490K.

I will appreciate if anyone is willing to share your wisdom with us. Thanks a lot!

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