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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Paying down debt & improve credit score or just buy a rental prop
Hi all,
I am 39 years old and currently living in NYC. I am looking to jump into my first rental property... of course, outside of NYC. I currently have a credit score in the low to mid 6s and have roughly 25k in unsecured debt. My question is, should I pay down my debt to increase my credit score and debt to credit ratio or should I get the rental property investment train moving since I am pushing 40 lol.
Thanks all,
Mike