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I need some serious advise friends. Please put yourself into my shoes and then reply. Okay? Okay, friend, this sucks. You don't say if the first property is giving you additional money, which could help you pay onto the second monthly payments, as you work to make up the additional amount needed to pay the mortgage on the second. First of all, if you are able to keep slugging hard, the market, ALWAYS turns around, and resumes the upward increasing value. So hang on, if you can. In the mean time, are you able to vacate, and rent it out? Can you take in renters, one room at a time? I guess the worst is losing your equity on the 2nd home, but may give you peace of mind. But why kill the golden goose on property #1. |
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