Keep paying down that debt until you have a clear opportunity to use that cash!

The deal has the debt set up but the equity portion is only 50% funded (25% funded by the general partnership).

I love seeing your comparison between long and short term for covering your debt.

If you just want the degree for your own heart, then find a program that you get No student loan debt. 

I’ve had a few applicants through Zillow, sub 600 credit scores, debt collectors on their credit report.

All in all £180 a month.My question is, would it be best for me to clear my debts/finance loans or keep these in place and use the savings for a house deposit?

We are debt free with $16,000 and currently do not live in a home now, but are willing to do a live-in rental property.

I currently have no debt under my name, thanks to reading rich dad poor dad, and am set to live off of Real Estate Investing.

Yes, get that 2nd job - and focus on paying down some debt and putting away some savings - not very exciting.... but necessary.

I wanted to understand if any kind of debt (conventional mortgage, HELOC, cash-out refi)  on the house will be considered as COST that I spend money on rental property and they will provide me tax saving, compare to having paid-off house, in the same degree/amount.