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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Austin Area: Sell or Rent
Hey BP fam,
I’ll try to keep this short and simple. Have a primary home moving out of and analyzing whether to sell or rent. Stats:
-PITI: $1950
-Rent: $2750
-Current Loan Amount: $300K
-Current Value: $475K -$500K
Other factors:
-Interest rate: 2.75%
-House was built in 2018 so maintenance and repair should be minimal
-Current housing inventory in our market: 0.2 months
-There is a housing shortage going on right now that doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. Selling or renting are both too easy.
-Moving into another property in town to house hack (that we’re already up $40K in equity on and have a great rate of 3.375%) so we’ll be in the area to self-manage.
What would you do? Interested to hear what fellow investors here think about the situation.
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@Travis Washington hold it and buy more! You'll be glad you held it as prices continue to go up
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