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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Sean Kelly
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Sell for $180k profit -- what to do with the cash?

Sean Kelly
  • Property Manager
  • Nashville, TN
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Purchase price: $156k 

Recently refied to a 15yr Mortgage - $131k owed -- $1200/mo w/ taxes and insurance

Currently rents for $2400/mo

Property is worth $300k conservatively so could likely sell for $180k PROFIT. 

I want to buy/hold/cashflow properties 

Should I sell? If so, what should I do with the $$$? My local market is .7-1% cashflow. 

What would you do?

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    Chris T.
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    Chris T.
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    @Sean Kelly

    Do a 1031 exchange into 2-3 properties and repeat the process! 

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