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Updated over 6 years ago, 09/08/2018

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Joshua Nunnally
  • Nashville, TN
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Should I build on lot or sell lot to pay off my house

Joshua Nunnally
  • Nashville, TN
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Good Morning,

I am new to this site but have a question that I have had a hard time figuring out. I own a house in a fast growing neighborhood in Nashville, TN. I also own the lot next to me. I owe about $160,000 on my house and if I sell the lot could pay off my house. After paying off my house I would have enough in savings to buy a $200,000 rental property in Nashville. The other option would be to build on my lot and rent out the current house I live in. To build I would be looking at $250,000. I'm leaning more towards paying off my current house and then starting to invest in rental properties. Has anyone done this or can anyone give me any advice.

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