:https://blog.wealthfront.com/whole-vs-term-life-insurance-investment/Seriously whole life is a terrible terrible product, as Dave Ramsey calls it, "Whole life insurance is the payday lender of the middle class."

So I finally have some great news on the sales side of this equation which equals the payday.

I would start out doing a couple of fix-n-flips, get some $, (But you need to know how to do this, and learn it correctly as it’s not easy), and then maybe let your big pay days from fix-n-flips fund some buy-n-holds.

With income taxes over half of Americans see them as a pay day.

Pay $1000 on the first day of each month, or pay $500 every other Friday, on your bi-weekly payday, or pay $250 every Friday, on your weekly payday - You choose!

Buying in the biggest payday lending state in the country was your first mistake.MS is an armpit gov’t

The end is no debt, but it has to be the end of the plan...not the start, or you will end up with higher total cost, and have to wait much longer for that payday. 

(in flipping the sale is the payday).Pay the parties that fuel your business on time (contractors & lenders).Women buyers focus on the bath(s), kitchen & closets.

But I would pay it off in 6 months.."...Liz, if you're that confident, why not just put every unspent dollar before each pay day into your current (2.5% lower interest rate) mortgage? 

Hopefully if all goes well he will make a nice little payday as well...