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Jose Garcia
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deed in lieu or walk away from bad performing property

Jose Garcia
  • Investor
  • Covina, CA
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I have a rental property in Georgia that i purchased in 2006. It never recovered the downturn and it has a negative cashflow. Balance is around 124K. Value around 110K. Negative cashflow around $350. Should I Deed in Lieu it or walk away from it. 

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Jose Garcia
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Jose Garcia
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  • Covina, CA
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The values and rents have been flat for many years. I can’t refinance because it’s under water.

I bought this property from a turn key network when I first started. I did not buy it right and did not do my homework, but that’s how we learn. 

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