Hi John, the best course of action with inherited property depends on individual circumstances and financial goals. Some options include selling the property, renting it out, using it as a primary residence, or holding onto it as an investment. It is recommended to consider factors such as market conditions, property maintenance costs, and tax implications before making a decision. Seeking the advice of a financial advisor or your CPA may also be helpful.
Keep it! This is what we call mailbox money! Its an investment that should bring you financial freedom over time. The only consideration of selling would be if its a money pit that will just cost you a ton to keep up with it and negative offset for rental income.
There Several Options When One Inherits Real Property:
If you have recently inherited Real Property and are not quite sure what to do with it, your choices include: move-in and occupy the property, sell it or rent it out source of passage income. Some people may also opt to donate the property to their favorite charitable organization.
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