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Angel R.
  • New to Real Estate
  • TX
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Pay off car loan or save?

Angel R.
  • New to Real Estate
  • TX
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Hey everyone, looking for some input. I have a car loan for 29k at 1.9% I currently own two duplexs, one I'm housing hacking so 3 units rented total. In theory, one of the units pays my car note. $483. I want to acquire my next rental as soon as possible, I have 5k saved for the next house hack, with a recession in the horizon, I'm anxious don't know where to be aggressive and try to wipe off the car debt or keep stacking away towards my next house hack. I will need about 15k more.. 

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