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If I have $20k, should I pay off my student loan (balance $16k, 6% interest) or buy a investment property?

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Without giving a lot of personal details, here is the situation:

Student loan $100,000
Monthly payment on student loan $1,000
Monthly income available to throw at student loan $3,000

Should I:
A) completely pay off ...