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Wesley Clark
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South Bend IN - Choices / Choices

Wesley Clark
  • West Deptford, NJ
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HI BP Community.  So I have a two part question as I have moved states since my first purchase an am about ready to make my second rental purchase.  


First part - currently I have 401k loan from my first rental purchase in the amount of $24k.  Recently I've sold my primary residence and the proceeds were $27k.  My question is should I pay off the loan to myself, freeing up this loan vehicle and then get a new loan to purchase a new home or just use the $27k as is towards the down payment on a new purchase?  

Second part - I relocated from NJ where my current property is performing very well - almost 2% and I love the property management company that I am working with.  Should I look to reinvest in that area that I know the market and management company, or instead look to purchase something closer in SB.  It is a college town and presents some new opportunities.   

Appreciate any assistance and if you are in the South Bend / Mishawaka area, lets connect!

Wes

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Jen Arizmendi
  • Real Estate Broker
  • South Bend, IN
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Jen Arizmendi
  • Real Estate Broker
  • South Bend, IN
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@Wesley Clark

Hi Wesley, most of my clients are getting between 10-15% ROI in South Bend and Mishawaka. Hard to match those elsewhere than the Midwest. 😊

  • Jen Arizmendi

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