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I currently am in my mid-twenties and own a 3Br Condo in Northern Virginia and rent out one of the bedrooms for 800 and the mortgage is $1,500. What should I do with my discretionary cash flow?
1. Set up a solo 401k?
2. Pay down principal?
3. Save for second property?
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Save up for a 2nd property. Solo 401k is for earned self employment income. Your rental income is passive and won't qualify.
If you are income eligible for a Roth Ira you might want to consider that as well.
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