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Shaun Hunt
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Hold or Flip?

Shaun Hunt
  • Cedar City, UT
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I am sure this site is full of answers regarding this question, but I need a little advice.

I just picked up my fourth investment property.  Once repairs are complete, I will have 50-65K equity.  I am quite excited about that.

I now have four mortgages, including my private home, totaling $315,000.  On a good day, all of my properties, including my private home, are worth about $600,000.

I am considering selling one of my primary home.  The problem is, I will lose one home just for the sake of having a home paid off.

I am losing thousands of dollars each year to interest payments. Not too sure when to say enough debt is enough and stop buying homes. :)

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Cal C.
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Cal C.
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@Shaun Hunt Can you clarify?  Debt is okay as long as it is making you money and not causing hair loss. 

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