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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I spend 20,000 to pay down a loan or buy another property?
Hi all!
I have two loans associated with my business and I am wondering if I should take $20,000 to $30,000 and pay one of the loans down?
Here are the loan details
Both loans have a balance of about $190,000 and they are both at 6.5% interest. The remaining term is about nine years.
So i could plop a lump sum onto this loan and shorten my term by a couple of years and save interest as well.
The second idea is to take the money and put it towards another rental property purchase. I have to say that I have a comfortable of properties now and I am not 100% sure that I want any more.
So i am open to suggestions.
Thanks
Travis