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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

To mortgage or payoff?
I'm curious as to what are the advantages and disadvantages to having rental units paid off versus mortgaged? For example, spend $50k to pay off your remaining loan or use that money to acquire more assets?
My thinking is that paid off [especially sooner] seems smarter so you have no debt and 100% cash flow. But the money spent on that could help acquire more cash flow in the short term.
Thank you,
Adam