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All Forum Posts by: Degmo Bedada

Degmo Bedada has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Should I sell a negative cash flow rental?

Degmo BedadaPosted
  • San Diego, CA
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

@Account Closed  The condo is located in Collge Grove.  Zip code 92115.  SDSU is 4 miles away.  All the comps in the area for a 1 bedroom is in that price range.  By the way, it is 625sq ft.

Post: Should I sell a negative cash flow rental?

Degmo BedadaPosted
  • San Diego, CA
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

Hi All, 

I have a 1 bedroom 1 bath condo that I bought late December 2004 for $205k in San Diego. I took out a zero down 80/20 loan. The 80% was a 5-1 ARM and the 20% a HELOC.

I lived in the property for 5.5 years and upgraded to larger home.  I have been renting it since middle of 2009 and have been paying $150 - $200 out of pocket to cover all expenses.  At one point during the crash, the property value dropped all the way down to $70k.   I can now sell it for $180k.  

I owe about $140k and because rates have been low, my rate on the primary mortgage has been lower than 3% for years.  The question is, should I cut my losses and sell now?  I have come across some cash and is able to pay off the whole thing but I am not sure if that is a wise decision.  The property rents in the $1000 -$1100 range.  While it is close to a college, I don't see the area changing drastically to become more desirable.  

Any thoughts you guys have is greatly appreciated.