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Updated 10 months ago, 02/13/2024

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Isaiah Cuellar
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Paying off a property in 3 years?

Isaiah Cuellar
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Good morning everyone, I was wondering, if I want a property paid off in three years, and I put 20% down, should I put as much as I can monthly (I can add an extra $4,000 per month) or, should I put the $4,000 each month into a 5.8% interest rate CD, and wait until I have enough to pay off the principal cash? Common sense tells me put the money in CD’s to build more and let the tenant pay off the mortgage until I can pay it cash, but a lender told me the best way would be to put the $4,000 per month straight into the principal… was that just him trying to make more off of interest from me? 

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