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Determine if I should sell or rent property

Madison Clark
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I own a small lot that has a Mobile home on it. Its paid for.

It was rented for $650 month but is now vacant. It needs approximately $6k of work done to it and a new survey for $1800. If I do the work, I could rent it for around $850-900 a month. 

I was told by a realtor I could sell it as is for around $65k. I would have to pay for some legal expenses for deed work, etc and relator fee so,I would net around $55k .

trying to determine what makes most long term financial sense. 

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