I'd love one if it was wheelchair accessible. Might have trouble paying for it, though, haha.
I guess I've got new digs
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I'd love one if it was wheelchair accessible. Might have trouble paying for it, though, haha.
Ha! Is your other one possibly rentable at a positive revenue flow? If so, I'd hold onto it as an investment. Maybe talk to an accountant to see if he can make it work for you financially.
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I don't know. It would take $1000 a month rent to break even. Not sure I want the headache. It's kind of big for most renters I think. (3170 sq ft.)
You can't get a positive cash flow out of 3,170 sqft if $1000/mo is break even? Where is the house? I get the headache thing but you may be surprised at how it works out for you financially.
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I have been in that position...owning two houses. It was super stressful at the time so we were just eager to move on but looking back now I sometimes wish I would have considered 503's suggestion more than I did at the time.
But is it wheelchair accessible? Serious question, really. Also, where is it located?
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No, but the downstairs could be but the master is upstairs. And it's in South Georgia.