[Hondaracer]

not really.. sick of dealing with renters and the building itself. 108th and King George doesnt exactly attract the best neighbors to the building.

The problem in that area is that new construction is going for the same price i bought for in 2008. I redid the floors, baseboards, tile, and painted/recaulked everything so my unit looked pretty much new and still had trouble moving it.

The volume in the area and new construction projects getting underway didnt make me think i'd be seeing much of a profit down the line.

I dont feel so bad though, some people i work with bought 2 units in the same building, a few of them being 2 bed/2 bath/Den for like 340 lol, never gonna sell that shit.

Edit* Also in 2008 i bought on pre-sale, with a "friend" discount, so that goes to show the state of the market there for some of the buildings.

2008 was a terrible time to buy into that building though, everything took a shit like 2 months after i paid