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paying myself first in the savings /equity financial spendin plan
I'm curious about my financial spending plan. When it comes to paying myself; could/should I use that money to pay the mortgage off and if ever needed, I can try any equity loan rather it sitting in an account. Plan is to house hack with the tenants paying their rent which covers the mortgage.