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- can you afford the new house without selling the old house?
- do you want to be a landlord?
If the answer to both is “yes”, then go for it!!
Oh ok got it - thanks!
I would consider renting it out with the low interest rate. Hard to say when interest rate would go back to that level again.
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I would rent it out 100%. You'll be making money on the rent and benefiting from appreciation on a leveraged asset.
Rent. RE investors are typically pretty happy with 1% properties (monthly rent divided by puchase price) which this almost meets. Plus your rent only increases over time while your mortgage stays constant (at an incredibly low 2.875%). Unless you have very high prop tax or HOA, or you have a lot of deffered maintenance I'd keep it.
Have someone else keep building equity for you into an appreciating asset , as long as monthly cash flows are positive
Mortgage on this property is a traditional 30yr fixed at 2.875%, FWIW. Mortgage payment is like $1740/month.
IMO, the only reason to sell is if you could never get a down payment by other means.