Originally posted by @Jason Garrett:Steven, thanks for your comments. 

Originally posted by @Patrick Bergin:Yes our next one is October 23

Give me a bit of detail about the house and how you constructed your original math?

Originally posted by @Paul Allen:I'd want to check your math (because ROI of 14% seems high on student loan payoff), but I'd take 14% guaranteed ROI all day long.I think we'll see other opinions, though, as there is a 'personal preference' element to the question of reducing debt VS investing.How I came up with it was by taking the loan payoff amount and divided it by the (monthly payment times 12 months) I would not be making towards it.Here's how I see it, if I used the money on the down payment of the new house, the PI would be about $400 less. 

Originally posted by @Manesh Hardeo:Hello all,I have a crazy situation and wanted to see if anyone else has dealt with this. 

I am assuming they paid what was due but I understand loan mods don’t have to be recorded so there is a chance they worked something out with the bank and they may have a larger loan amount than implied in original deed of trust.  

The home originally sold as new construction $561k in 2005.

I am originally from Orlando, FL where I was born and raised.

Originally posted by @Caleb Dryden: I will always pay taxes on the entirety of the income from properties in my LLC and my W2 job?

Originally posted by @Chris Seveney:@Willie Smith it is however you structure the deal.