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Updated 6 months ago on . Most recent reply
Should I keep it or sell it
Please advise on best route.
- After purchasing a home for what I feel was to much I am trying to determine the best route. Should I keep the home, sell it, or assumable loan sell. And if I sell it why does it make more sense in the long run, and at what price should I sell it for if it’s appraised for less than I bought it with current market.
Should I save and pay it off quickly or would the money be better in my pocket or in stock market?
Information/situation
Purchased a 3/2 1800sf home for 480k with 3.5 down payment. fha. 3.8% interest and Currently owe 450k
Mortgage $3,400.00
Currently we are renting home out for $2,400 and taking a loss
Living in an apartment for $1700 making total living cost $2700 with the 1k for covering loss on home
Household income 180k-200k
Please help me figure out what makes the most sense in this situation. My first instinct is to try and have someone assume my loan and get out.
Most Popular Reply

Increase the rent is my first suggestion. How long did you have it listed before it was rented?
What would you get if you sold it? How much more if you let someone assume the loan?