Oftentimes, landlords want to sell when the big items start needing to be replaced, roofs, HVAC, sewage lines, electrical/plumbing etc. 

Can the income from this replace a w2? 

Sold property in the city and looking to replace.

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It was a cute house from the exterior and sat on a street full of new builds that replaced teardowns.

As a lender now I feel like the house probably barely qualified for FHA financing, those loans require a more move in ready house which it was but a lot of the big ticket items needed to be replaced within 2 years (HVAC, roof etc).

After replacing the roof, foundation repairs, flooring and more I put about $50,000 into it and sold it for $160,000.

Factor in the possible replacement/repair costs and if the numbers still work out, the property matches your crystal clear criteria, and it looks like it will be a strong profitable deal, then take the next step - Otherwise, let it go.

The Assessor is required by law to assess all real property at current value, which is represented by the replacement cost of the improvement less depreciation and market value of the land.

I am handy and will replace the handle myself.