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Should I Move into my Investment Property?

Michael Keane
  • Long Beach, NY
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Hello Investors!

I own and reside in a one-bedroom condo in Long Beach, NY. I want to use the equity I have in this unit to purchase another, comparable condo unit (either in my building or nearby), as a rental property.

My question: Should I continue to live in my current unit as my primary residence, or should I move into the new unit and rent out my current unit? Assuming the rent for either unit will cover the respective mortgages, does it make a difference in terms of taxes, capital gains, etc.? 

Thank you!
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    Tyler Gibson
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    Tyler Gibson
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    @Michael Keane I don't think it matters unless you plan on selling one of the units in the next few years.

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