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[quote=Anonymous]We have been renting out our condo for the past 3 years. Financially we break even on the rental, minus the time it takes to get it ready for the next renter and small fixes here and there. So far nothing major has happened, but i dread having to sink any money into this place. My husband wants to keep renting it out, but I am ready to just cut our losses and move on. I don't see the condo market increasing in the foreseeable future or for us to even be able to sell it for what we paid. Right now it looks like we'd lose around $30K if were were to sell- factoring in the difference in what we paid versus could sell for and realtor fees. So not an easy pill to swallow, but I feel like we'd lose even more info we hold onto it longer- kitchen is older and there could be more damage from renting. How do we decide what to do? What would you do? Oh and we would not have to pay our losses out of pocket as we have enough equity in the condo that we would end up getting a chunk of money back. [/quote]
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