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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

House Hacking with Debt
This is my first post, so sorry if it lacks form.
I'm a new real estate investor that just moved into my second property with 2 tenants. I rented out my first one with some cash flow, but my second one I do have to pay a small amount out of pocket to live in. I do take home about $350 per month between both properties so I have some, but not much income from them.
I still have some debt (about $9K) that I need to get rid of and I'm wondering if I should pull any money out of my business accounts to do so or should I let them grow?