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Drew Mylenbusch
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Pay off student loans?

Drew Mylenbusch
  • Saint Peters, MO
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I have been torn which direction to go in regards to what to do with my money. Here is my scenario, do I pay off my wife and myself's student loans (50k @ 6-7%) or do I use that money and buy another rental for around 160-170 new construction that rents for $1450 cash flowing 400-500? 

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Brandon Cravens
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Brandon Cravens
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Originally posted by @Drew Mylenbusch:

I have been torn which direction to go in regards to what to do with my money. Here is my scenario, do I pay off my wife and myself's student loans (50k @ 6-7%) or do I use that money and buy another rental for around 160-170 new construction that rents for $1450 cash flowing 400-500? 

 I would go after the investment. Definitely would look for a better deal than 160-170 new construction renting for $1450. 

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