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Should i Sell or Should i Hold Part 2 (COVID).

Bekir Seyhan
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Hi Bigger Pockets, 

I need help to say the least. I feel as if im making a bad call. I own a condo/apartment in a not so good area of toronto and theres about $45k left on the mortgage. i've been watching market supply & demand of condominiums and I see that the supply is growing at an alarming rate. so much so it has lead me to believe that this is the time to sell b/c if I don't I may never see return on my investment for the next couple years or so. My plan initially was to sell and buy a house to house hack but after running the numbers, I feel I wont save as much than if i were to Refi and use the equity as my down payment for a house. This all comes to me after I've now conditionally signed an offer of $345k. not to mention the place needs to be updated if i were to say and those renovations would cost approx $25k. 

So what are my options?

1. Sit tight and use the HELOC as a down-payment for a house to rent out both upstairs and downstairs (essentially convert it into a duplex)

2. Sell my current residence and use the money as a significant down-payment on a house that would potentially need renovations as well.

3. Other options?


Any advice would be much appreciated! 


Kindest Regards,  

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