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Updated 8 months ago,

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David Gomez
  • Fair Lawn, NJ
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Sell NJ Home or Tap Equity for NC Home Purchase?

David Gomez
  • Fair Lawn, NJ
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I'm planning a move to NC and trying to make the smartest financial decision with my current home. Here's my situation:

  • NJ Home: Worth $525k, $190k mortgage remaining, prime location in Bergen County with easy NYC access.
  • NC Goal: Budget $600k or less for a new home.

My options are:

  • Sell: Maximize down payment in NC, reduce debt.
  • HELOC+Rent: Keep NJ property as an investment, rent for potential $3,300/month.

I'm interested in long-term wealth building. What are the financial pros and cons of each strategy? Any advice is greatly appreciated!


My current mortgage payment is $3023, and I have only 9 years left on my loan term.

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