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Updated over 7 years ago, 06/12/2017

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Phillip Stagg
  • Bridge City, TX
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Cash Flow: Pay Off Principal, Reinvest, or Income

Phillip Stagg
  • Bridge City, TX
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So the way I have my real estate loans structured is a 7/25 intrest loan with a balloon payment after 7 years.  The discussion keeps coming up as to wether during those 7 years I should put any cash flow towards the principal, take the cash flow and reinvest in more homes, or use the cash flow as income.  I would only have to refi the homes at the end of the 7 years for another 7 and keep doing this.  Ideas??

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