Be very wise and smart with it and you can use it as your nest egg to grow and build enough passive income to not have to work!

Hi Everyone,I have about 37k in both subsidized and unsubsidized student loans, and I'm close to 36k on my total investmentsI've decided to pay out all of my student loans by the end of the summer so that I could be free of financial debt, with the cost of using up my nest egg that I've been working and saving up for an entire year.

Lindsey at Nest Managers in Fayetteville is the best PM I have ever spoken with--they also offer all real-estate services and can help with acquisition, project management, and PM.

We have saved up a nice little nest egg and my wife will be the bread winner while im in school.

Otherwise, at the sub 200 price point, you are usually competing with our many millennial or empty nest buyers coming to the Boise area right now. 

Maybe the Securitization of all of these loans has created a new nest of legal issues. 

With great w2 income and good credit you can really build yourself a huge nest egg for retirement.

Also, look into asset protection; it's never too early to start thinking about protecting the nest egg you'll be growing.

Thats an awesome nest egg that you have going there...you're sitting in a great position to start investing.

Save yourself a little nest egg and then move onto your next property after a few years.