Market position: own
Market Position: Own
Should you sell now or keep renting? This report models both scenarios with real numbers: proceeds, rental yield, equity build, and a clear recommendation.
What you get
- Sell today: estimated net proceeds after tax, commission and legal costs
- Hold and rent: expected rental yield and occupancy, with the comparables behind them
- Side by side: what each path leaves you with, on the same numbers
- Equity position: what you owe against what the unit is worth
- Rental comparables: the actual leases and listings the estimate rests on
- A recommendation: which way the numbers lean, and the scenarios where that flips
Who it's for
Current owners wondering if they should sell or keep renting
You own a property in Panama City. The market might be up, rents might be rising, or you just want to know: am I better off cashing out now, or holding and collecting rent? This report builds both scenarios with real transaction data and gives you a clear answer.
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Sell Today
- •Estimated sale price
- •Transfer tax (ITBI, 2%)
- •Capital gains advance (3%)
- •Broker commission (~5%)
- •Legal fees (~1%)
- •Net proceeds, after the mortgage is paid off
Hold & Rent
- •Expected monthly rent
- •Occupancy rate estimate
- •Annual net rental income
- •The rental comparables behind the estimate
- •How that stacks up against selling today
Common questions
The math, both ways.
What owners ask before ordering this report.
What does Sell vs Rent actually compare?
The math on two paths: the ROI of selling today versus holding and renting, an equity projection, rental comparables, and a recommendation with scenarios, so you can see which way the numbers lean for your unit.
Where do the rental numbers come from?
Rental comparables for your building and area, set against what selling today would net you. Real numbers on both sides, not a rule of thumb.
Does this report make a recommendation?
Yes. Unlike the record-only reports, Sell vs Rent weighs the scenarios and tells you which way the math points. The decision is still yours, but you won't be guessing.