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Jason Hodges
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Leveraging debt the right way

Jason Hodges
  • Investor
  • Dedham, MA
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I have 25k in the bank and have 12K on my busIness credit card from a rental I just fixed. I currently have 4 properties that are giving me a good cash flow return. Should I pay off the 12k or just pay the minimum balance and use this money on a potential flip I’m looking into? I obviously want to keep as much cash as I can in order to give me the potential to flip another house. I flipped one successfully 18 months ago which allowed me to purchase the 4 rentals Just curious as to how folks view not paying credit cards in full in order to continue purchasing.

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