First question is whether you are ready and you have the temporament to be a landlord. Losing $100-$200/month is one thing, the question is whether this house value has the potential going up in the next 10 years. Are you handy and have some understandings of the house electric, plumbing and structure? Will you be willing to deal your tenants calling you for anything broken in the house day and night? Do you know how to find the tanents, screen the tanents and keep the tanents?
We all have some attachment to our house for various reasons. Don't let you emotion take over the financial sense and your quality of life which is very important for your well being.
You can always find a house better than your current one. This could be your next house.
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