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Shawn S.
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Rental conversion former primary residence

Shawn S.
  • Financial Advisor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I have one bedroom one bath condo in Los Angeles county. Purchased 3 years ago for $232k, I have about $22k into it (including the 5% downpayment).  The current loan balance is $206k and its appraising now at $300k. 
I might be able to rent it for $1,800 per month which would net about $45 a month.  I've never been a landlord.  Debating on trying it or selling and taking the proceeds to a turnkey out of state.  Any feedback or similar experience would be much appreciated.

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Kris L.
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Kris L.
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@Shawn Spato

Sounds like you can come away with 65k give or take, free and clear if you sell. That’s about 100 years of the cash flow you mentioned.

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