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Pay off student loan debt forst or invest in real estate?

Nick Blais
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So Recently i have been analyzing deals, And plan on doing my first buy and hold property. I have found a 3 family home that i plan on using an FHA loan for. I also have about 40k in student loans from graduating last year and i currently make about 80-100k a year. The specific house that i am looking at consists of two-two bedroom units as well as a one bedroom unit. The bank owns this property and has it listed for $160,000. Should I try to pay off my debt before i buy my first deal or should i continue minimum payments and save for the FHA downpayment on my first property. I plan on putting a lot of sweat equity into my first deal while using the BRRRR method.

Thanks

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