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Hi everyone, I would like to sell a property and I'm trying to figure which option is betteroption# 1: is to offer cash (how much is appropriate for Lowell, Massachusetts) to my tenants to vacate one of the units, so that I can renovate the unit and make it more appealing to owner-occupied buyer. option# 2: is to leave it as it is but make moderate repairs around the property to make it presentable. 

I’d say I have moderate level of risk tolerance, but if the numbers don’t make sense…they don’t make sense.I wanted to break down my latest offer and see if anyone can give me some feedback on my offer…I may be missing something.  

As long as you can afford/stomach/hold your nose at the moderately higher mortgage for 12-18 months, it should make far more financial sense to just eat that higher mortgage cost and refinance later into a rate for the long-term.

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Don't know the scope yet, that is going to be my first step, and I have a LSR (lead safe renovator) certificate, and also acquiring the Moderate risk deleading certificate.

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It's an entry level house (sub 500k) with moderate size lot (~6,000 sf).

You MUST know the market--and in Indy it changes street by street.As most have said, your likely "best bets" are $700+ rentals in moderately appreciating B areas of town.