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Mike Chern
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How many mortgage do you have? At what number become unmanagable?

Mike Chern
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  • San Antonio, TX
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just curious, I have 4, I setup auto pay at 1st, 5th 10th and 10theach month.

I always wondering if a person has 20 or 30 SFH, that will be one mortgage due like every day each month.

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Michael Ablan
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Michael Ablan
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I have somewhere in the ball park of 20~.  

If I were tracking and paying them manually each month, then it would have been unmanageable at 10.  Instead, I set them to auto pay and forget about them.  Just make sure you're keeping up with your book keeping, so you don't put your account in jeopardy of overdrawal

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