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Updated about 10 years ago, 12/04/2014

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John Pearson
  • Lender
  • Orange, CA
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First Time Poster- Cash Out Refi or Sell

John Pearson
  • Lender
  • Orange, CA
Posted

Hello, I would like some advice on a property that my family owns.

It is two SFR's on one lot (detached) in LA County that was bought in the early 80's and is now owned free and clear.

It has an NOI of ~30,000 and I think it would appraise between ~800k - 1M (it appraised for 700k in 2008 when my father died), but it's really hard to find comps like this because of the multiple properties on 1 lot.

So with the market in Socal getting really hot again, I thought now would be a good time to either sell the property (into a 1031 exchange) or do a cash out refi and use the proceeds of either option as the down payment on a commercial property (which would obviously have a higher cap rate).  

The math and analysis I have done suggests selling it would be the better option, but anyone with a contradictory opinion would also be greatly appreciated.

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