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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

What should I do with my 120k?
I am already in escrow to sell my house, my net after taxes, fees, etc will be around $120,000. We make good money in California. We are currently renting and will be looking to buy a house in October for ourselves but I am having analysis paralysis.
Should I:
A.) Pay off my wifes $140,000 debt in college loans
B.) Pay off my $40,000 equipment loan on a business I am starting and purchase 2 more vending machines.
C.) Split the money into at least 3 different houses and rent those out
D.) A mixture of all of the above
I can provide more details if necessary.
Most Popular Reply

Put 20% down on an investment property first. Then pay off some higher interest debt. Then Maybe grab another rental if you can swing it.