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Deals and Private Money | Leverage or Aim to Pay Off Mortgage?


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KaosProperties

 

Leverage or Aim to Pay Off Mortgage?

Friday, April 20 2007 01:37 PM

 

I am curious which is better and it's pros and cons:

1) Keep leveraging rental properties

2) Aim to pay off rental properties' mortgages

Please let me know what your point of views on the above mentioned questions.

Thanx!
Debbie

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daveg
Investor/Rehabber

 

Re:Leverage or Aim to Pay Off Mortgage?

Friday, April 20 2007 02:55 PM

 

Since this is a buyers market I'd use the equity in the property to increase your holding. Thats I'm doing with my 3 flat.  There's gobs of properties for sale and either now or in the fall will be an excellent time to bargain with someone motivated.

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Randy Hughes
SFH Master Advisor

 

Re:Leverage or Aim to Pay Off Mortgage?

Friday, April 20 2007 08:16 PM

 

Debbie,

From an asset protection standpoint its best to own your property with either as MUCH debt as possible or FREE and CLEAR. Jim and I will be teaching an asset protection class in November of this year...you might consider coming...it is going to be a lot of fun and VERY informative!


Randy Hughes

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