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All Forum Posts by: Cameron Davis

Cameron Davis has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

Currently in the middle of remodeling my home. I have until August to reach the 2 year capital gain exemption. However, I believe a sale in its current condition could see a profit of $40K. I have mostly finished "street appeal" remodeling, and still have a complete bathroom and kitchen remodel ahead (pending this advice). 

Completed Projects:

  1. 1. Sanded Floors
  2. 2. Painted Interior
  3. 3. Framed/stained decking over corroded slab
  4. 4. Built Back deck over small 3x3' slab
  5. 5. Painted Exterior

My initial plan has been to completely finish the bathroom and kitchen. With the crazy market, houses in the neighborhood (within the last 5-6months) have been selling at very favorable prices - and not entirely updated. Would there be a benefit to listing the property at a more favorable selling price before the 2-year mark, in hopes I could sell during the seller's market, and possibly make similar profits (w/out putting money/time into the bathroom/kitchen remodel). My thought is even while it is listed, I could continue to work on the property. Would love some insight. These profits will go towards a multi-family for my first "house hack." Also, I am a real estate agent in the area.