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hmc
ParticipantIf your home approaches 500k appreciation, it may make sense to sell it for tax exclusion reasons.
hmc
ParticipantI may miss something, isn’t mortgage interest for up to 750k is (income) tax deductable?
AMT kills property tax deduction but not mortgage interest deduction unless it’s changed in new tax reform?
February 5, 2014 at 10:39 PM in reply to: advice needed: sell the house now, or rent it out? #770576hmc
ParticipantDo not leave SD. Job is secondary.
hmc
ParticipantInclude yard maintenance fee in the rent and hire a gardener. You may include (flat) water fee in the rent also.
Explain this to the tenants. This is what I am doing.
hmc
ParticipantThat’s why we need diversification.
hmc
ParticipantThere are a lot of choices other than Temecula, within driving distance. Arizona is not known for earthquakes and even San Diego is much safer than Temecula, in terms of earthquake, for example.
hmc
ParticipantI guess I didn’t get my message across.
We are talking about real estate here. I think most people don’t put all eggs in real estate (I am not talking about this kind of diversification). I never meant earthquake is the only risk people have to face. Risks like car accidents are under different context, comparing them with earthquake is like comparing apple and orange).
My point is that I would diversify locations for investment homes, for both income and appreciation.
hmc
Participant[quote=squat250]i think Nomos brand watches will be worth 30% more in 10 years. diversify.
some objects may hold value. but what?[/quote]I am not getting your point.
hmc
ParticipantIt’s always risk/reward thing. I chose to diversify.
hmc
ParticipantTemecula is on the earthquake fault.
I bought one small home there but I have no interest buying more.
hmc
ParticipantYes. I like that feature too.
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