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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Time to turn my rental? (Sell and buy better)
Any thoughts..
I have a single family home that I own outright. I paid 40k for a couple of years ago. It's not in the best neighborhood, but is not a war zone either..cute place
It rents for $800 a month and we have not really had any tenant problems. I was thinking of selling, I could probably get 50-55k for it and using that as the down payment for a better rental property in a better neighborhood. Maybe 60 to 80k then finance the difference.. 20 to 30k.
I hate debt and mortgages. I also have three other free and clear rentals that would easily cover the note in case of vacancy.
Do I sell this cash cow? Or keep it?