I’m wondering if I should save and pay down debt or if I should keep buying and finding ways to make deals happen.

The trustee has been especially lenient and the debtor has been able to modify her plan three times.

Also, it may not be a bad idea to own your primary residence and a rental outright with no debt (or if your primary residence is a small multi family).  

Should we payoff all our debt or start investing in real estate?

Their solution to debtors unable to pay is to increase the credit and debtors pay via the credit lines.

If you had $5000 saved up would you:Pay down bad debt (such as credit card and student loans)?Or save it for investing?I’m curious to know what people would do in this situation that I’m in right now. Although I do wa...

If you are raising money, whether as debt or as equity, you should be speaking to a securities attorney.

You don't have any redemption rights to buy, unless you are in a state with a redemption, and one that allows an assignment of the redemption rights.And bank "ABC" does a credit bid for their debt, or the amount they instruct the trustee to bid.

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.governor.wa.gov/ne... as provided in this paragraph, landlords, property owners, and property managers are prohibited from treating any unpaid rent or other charges related to a dwelling or parcel of land occupied as a dwelling as an enforceable debt or obligation that is owing or collectable, where such non-payment was as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak and occurred on or after February 29, 2020, and during the State of Emergency proclaimed in all counties in Washington State.

You could bring on a high net worst or income financial partnerAfter that, you have to improve the ratio, either reduce debt or increase income.