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All Forum Posts by: Riccardo Dux

Riccardo Dux has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

hey mike its just a regular loan in my name and im in for 650k and looking to list for 850k after some rehab

lol thanks mike for the reply but thats the million dollar question am i able to sell right away. hell i just found out the broker is making over 6k off of me.

i bought a investment property in the state of new york and i plan on flipping it but my mortgage broker told  me that i need to hold on to it for a period of six months before i can sell. I tried looking up on the web as to why i would need to hold on to it for that period and im not seeing any information supporting that six month claim. So my question is can i sell my mortgaged investment property in less then six months to lower my holding costs?

Post: To sell or to rent that is the question!

Riccardo DuxPosted
  • Ozone Park, NY
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

sorry for the confusion my options are 1) sell foor a sizable profit, 2) hold with numerious issues(flacky tenants, nasty neighbors, and headaches) to cover two mortgages and grow my margins. I like option 3) i would love to get into a more Premium multi family but its a big risk because properties in new yorrk command top dollar. I guess my question is what would you do in my shoes. 

Post: To sell or to rent that is the question!

Riccardo DuxPosted
  • Ozone Park, NY
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

Im in a unique situation i bought a 2 family house about 6 years ago and it has been my bread and butter for much of that time. It has been paying its own mortgage as well as the mortgage on my single family home that i currently live in.  I bought it in the new york market at 550,000 and currently its worth about 900,000 to 950,000 in this hot market. I was put in a rough situation where both my tenants decided to move at the same time my next door neighbours are a consistant issue with being dirty, and being drug users. I find myself wanting to sell and take the large equity amount into another muti family property, but just as im most likey going to get top dollar the new property i buy will probably command top dollar as well.

I guess my question is being that i lived there for about 4 year im being told i wouldnt have to pay much taxes unless i net over 500,000 jointly with my wife. I am looking at about a 370,000 to 425,000 profit if i sell, but should i hold to my money maker on paper and continue to struggle with bills and issues eith tenants and neighbors or do i sell and try for a all cash deal like a foreclosure and net ecen more in rent? 

Any advice guys