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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Payoff car or buy investment property
Hi,
I'm in need of some advice. Not sure I should payoff my car or buy an investment property.Here are some details.
Car loan: $12000, 4.75%, 52 months, $240/month
$45K in savings. I own my home free and clear. The car loan is the only debt I have.
Looking at owner financed investment property. Monthly cash flow after expenses is $105. Terms of loan 15/30 balloon at 10%. $33K selling price.
Suggestions?
Most Popular Reply

Paying off the car loan is the same effect as investing that money at 4.75%. Can you invest the money you would use to pay off the car loan at more than 4.75%. I sure can.