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Updated almost 10 years ago, 03/15/2015

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Victoria Silva
  • Houston, TX
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Bank finance or credit union

Victoria Silva
  • Houston, TX
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My husband and I own a duplex in another state that we paid cash for and have the title for it free and clear. We now want to purchase another duplex or home there and just want to pay half cash and finance the other half. I am not sure if I want to do this... we are in our early 60's live debt free...except for college for our youngest daughter...and I am wondering if a credit union would be are best option or other source.

Thank you

Victoria

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