Put new carpet in the rooms, pressure cleaned the exterior, threw stone paneling around the fire place.

It is a SFH 1,700 sq/ft 3bed,2bath updated, owned solar, great neighborhood and school districtCurrentlyMortgage $2,800 (P,I,tax, insurance)Purchased at $545,000 in 2013Loan balance $425,000Home value $750,000 estimatedRate 3.25%, 30 year fixedSale $280,000 profit est after fees, fixes, closing, etc, I have lived in it for several years so profit would be tax freeAssuming again a $750,000 appraised valueRefinance rate 3%Refinance cost $3000Pull out about $200,000New Loan for $625,000New Mortgage 3,300 monthI could rent it out for around $3200-$3300 estimated, I would manage it myselfOptions1) Sell2) Rent3) Refinance with cash out and rentIt seems like a good idea to refinance and rent, if I did sell, I would invest in other properties like multifamily properties with better ROI.

@Constance Kawa-SmallI have a 4 unit where it’s one electrical service but each unit has its own electrical panel.  

Roof, HVAC, electrical panel, windows, foundation, potential high dollar problems. 

No presentation necessary as you'll be part of a panel and the MC will lead you through the process.

There might be a owner's electrical panel?

the panel might be 200 amps, but what about the actual service wire running to the house from the pole?

I don't think he's ever actually even seen the house, if he did I don't know how he could have missed the Holton-Wise stickers on the doors, windows, cabinets, furnaces, hot water tanks and electrical panels.

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They hooked it up to the house panel of my center and reimburse the utility costs which is sort of a pain in the butt.