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Anthony Reyes
  • Midlothian, VA
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To rent out or sell my old house

Anthony Reyes
  • Midlothian, VA
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I have been wanting to get into real estate investing for some time now. I bought a foreclosure back in 08 and have been living In It since then while building a business and family. We have outgrown the house and are moving and I am torn on whether  to keep and rent my house or just sell it. I have the down payment for the new house($52k from my business) that I can put down or sell my house and use the equity as the down payment. The house I currently live in is worth about $195k and I owe $118k. Would you all recommend keeping the house and renting it out for a income of about $250 a month (after property manager fees) and keep saving to buy a house outright for more cash flow or sell it and use the equity as a down payment. 

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