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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Pay off my renta lproperty or let the mortgage run?
I have a rental property with a 4.75% interest rate. My plan is to pay it off over the next 3 or 4 years and enjoy the increased cash flow. I am 60 and retired.
However, I have heard it is unwise to have a fully paid off apartment building in this litigious society. A fully paid off building would be very attractive to a lawyer whereas a property with a heavy mortgage would not be attractive.
Your ideas, suggestions?
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60 and retired... Kill the debt and enjoy the cash flow.