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Alistair Nicol
  • Mount Pleasant, SC
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New Member potential rental from old primary [Charleston, SC]

Alistair Nicol
  • Mount Pleasant, SC
Posted

Hi all.  

I'm really excited to find this community as it sounds like you all have the research and community knowledge to solve all the headaches that can come with being a landlord.  That is where I am mostly hung up. ;)

I'm a husband and father of 3 and looking to move out of our $370k (Potential Price) 3 BDR 2300 sqft SFR in very desirable neighborhood. Because the rental market is so good in our area I am considering renting it. Rent should yield $2300 a month.

At 100% financing my monthly mortgage would be ~ $1750 so I'm at 75% (no where close to the 50% rule). However if I do sell I'm losing realtor fees and whatever other fees there are associated with the sale.

I also think this house will be a good bit of work going forward and I would rather avoid the headache.  It just stinks to pay all those realtor fees. ;)


My plan as of now is to sell and keep the equity for a better cheaper deal another day.

I'm really looking forward to getting involved in this new adventure (someday) and learning from this great community.

Cheers,

Alistair

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