10/22/2026
Your condo has dropped $100,000 in value. Does that mean you’re stuck? 🏙️
Imagine buying a condo near the peak of the market.
A few years later, your family needs more space, but your property is worth less than you paid.
Selling feels like taking a step backward. Staying means putting your plans on hold.
But what if there was another option?
Depending on your financial situation, you may be able to:
🏠 Keep your existing condo.
🔑 Convert it into a rental property.
💰 Refinance to access available equity.
🏡 Purchase your next principal residence.
In our example, despite a $100,000 decline in property value, the owners could potentially access up to $70,000 through refinancing.
Of course, qualifying for two properties requires careful planning. Rental income, carrying costs, mortgage qualification, available savings and the risks of becoming a landlord all matter.
Sometimes the smartest move isn’t immediately selling. It’s understanding your options before deciding.
Thinking about moving but feeling stuck with your condo?
📩 Message me MOVE and let’s explore what’s possible.
Illustrative scenario only. Refinancing and rental-income qualification are subject to lender criteria, appraisal, credit, income and debt servicing. Equity availability is before fees and penalties. Property values and rental returns are not guaranteed.