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Drew Mylenbusch
  • Saint Peters, MO
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My story, what should I do?

Drew Mylenbusch
  • Saint Peters, MO
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Looking to get feedback as to what you would suggest I do, I don't think there is a wrong answer but I just can not decide which route to go. 

Own my home, have around 40-50k equity.

Own 1 rental that cash flows right at $300 a month.

Have 25k in student loans at ~5%. 

Have around $40k to invest or payoff debt, and that is the question.

Should I pay off student loans with my cash and save back up before I buy another property, refinance my home and payoff student loans and still buy a property? The other thing to note is that my student loan payments are a little north of $400 a month. I would be looking for a home around $150k and expect to cash flow $300-400 a month for where I live. This may be a stupid question but I am indecisive with what to do and just looking for opinions.

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