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Cherie Tormey
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Hold or Sell

Cherie Tormey
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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I have had a 3/2.5 in SE Denver since 10/98. I have lived in it and rented it out over the last 30 years. A short year ago I invested 20k to make it a nice furnished rental. It is doing okay but not as well as I had hoped. It actually does best as an STR. I have about 350k in equity in it. It would likely sell for 525k. Should I sell it to prepare for a market downturn? I can get primary residence exemption as I have lived in it 2 of the last 5 years. Or simply sell to reinvest it in a smaller market? I don't really like dealing with the STR model. It has been a bit less popular as an MTR. I think Denver has many options in the MTR arena and closer to more hospitals than mine. OR should I hold onto it and let the cash roll in as I am nearly done paying off the 20k. I guess it is the cash flow verses how hard is the equity working for me. Then again is simply best to be more liquid as we go into what feels like a big unknown with our economy. Thanks much, Cherie Renee

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