Lenders also have interest only options that could help with cashflow especially on acquisitions to allow you to get the listing up, and have your listing gain momentum (some listings start off slow while they accrue bookings, reviews, etc.)

Selling an investment property can result in significant capital gains taxes.

Option C (selling) simplifies finances and provides a large lump sum (~$270K), but triggers significant capital gains taxes, potentially increasing Social Security taxation and Medicare premiums.

This approach can lead to both short-term gains and long-term success.If you’d like to discuss this strategy more, feel free to reach out—I’d be happy to share some insights.

Hi Saju,Well it is an exciting market with lots of future developments happening, all aligned with the popular Dubai 2040 vision.As for how the market is for US investors, there is no local tax on capital gains, or tax on rental income.

Simultaneously, if this vacancy is a high percentage of the buildings total SF, I would market the property for sale to an owner-user who may be able to fill the vacancy at preferred rates while gaining investment income off the other tenants.

You gain experience for the next one.Fear’s just a sign you’re growing.

But as I mentioned, IMO you dont loose a whole lot by having it and stand a chance to gain for little extra cost.

I have a full time W2 job that takes up much of my time, so I'm leaning toward Turnkey until I gain some experience.

Another consideration is that if you do a 1031 exchange back out of CA the state is a "claw-back" state so CA will try to get their capital gains eventually.