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Justin Florek
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Justin Florek
  • Investor
  • Charleston, SC
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I would just like to say a quick hello! I look forward to learning a lot on this website, as well as chipping in some help if I can!

I do have one question right off the bat.  I am 25 years old, married with a young daughter. We bought our first rental 2 years ago. We have a safety fund set aside for the home incase of any emergencies. Expenses are just under $850 a month for the property, while we receive $1100 in rent payments. All the extra income is going back into the mortgage to pay it off early.

I want to purchase another property. Do I continue to pay the first property off with the extra income, and extra income that I make at my job until the house is fully paid off, or should I use the extra income at my job to save up for a new property?

Thank you for any advice!

Justin

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