It is a great idea to pay off your mortgage sooner rather than later.
To do so though, you need a constant positive cash flow. For any program - whether it is investment, life insurance, paying off a mortgage, it all depends on cash flow. If cash flow stops, all other good-intended programs come to a screeching halt.To ensure a constant positive cash flow, call me Ken at 4165645025
Suze, you are way better off taking out money from the first property and buying a second home with 10% down as a rental on homepath.com. You wait till 2022 and sell the home and pay off your first home with all cash. Check out my videos.
I have used caretaker. org for many years, and have taken about a dozen housesitting and property caretaker assignments from their website. You should check out the Caretaker Gazette if you're looking for rent-free living opportunities. Joan
I'm trying to pay my mortgage off in less than 5 years-- before the age of 30! I'm throwing everything at the mortgage-- because I already have an emergency fund and invest in the stock market. It's kind of like the Dave Ramsey method, but super-charged. You can follow my progress on my blog, mortgagefreeby30.blogspot.com.
Well guess what I tried to do that in then I got laid off and then the bank crashed. I got a job 7 months later and I Had to refinanced my existing mortgage because I had to pay a mortgage and rent for one year because the job was out of town.
Another way to look at it, after you pay your mortgage for the month, every penny you pay extra (assuming you do it to the principle) is at 0% interest.
Those who think renting is better due to the economy is right for the short term, but once housing stabilizes, you are still forced to pay every month for something you don't own. When I am 36 I will live in my house with NO mortgage. Those who rent are forced to pay every month until they die...not exactly a good choice if you ask me.
Pay off your home car everything if you can that way your boss has no hold on you then you can devote 1/2 your earnings into a 401K or roth IRA you name it you invest huge chunks you can really save piles of cash. Or you could do like I did and save all the money till you have enough to pay off the home then you can own the home out right.
It is a great idea to pay off your mortgage sooner rather than later.
To do so though, you need a constant positive cash flow. For any program - whether it is investment, life insurance, paying off a mortgage, it all depends on cash flow. If cash flow stops, all other good-intended programs come to a screeching halt.To ensure a constant positive cash flow, call me Ken at 4165645025
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stromak 4 months ago
Suze, you are way better off taking out money from the first property and buying a second home with 10% down as a rental on homepath.com. You wait till 2022 and sell the home and pay off your first home with all cash. Check out my videos.
MrAlanKendall 6 months ago
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I have used caretaker. org for many years, and have taken about a dozen housesitting and property caretaker assignments from their website. You should check out the Caretaker Gazette if you're looking for rent-free living opportunities. Joan
joanharris2002 7 months ago
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I'm trying to pay my mortgage off in less than 5 years-- before the age of 30! I'm throwing everything at the mortgage-- because I already have an emergency fund and invest in the stock market. It's kind of like the Dave Ramsey method, but super-charged. You can follow my progress on my blog, mortgagefreeby30.blogspot.com.
mdtsu04 10 months ago
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mdtsu04 10 months ago
Well guess what I tried to do that in then I got laid off and then the bank crashed. I got a job 7 months later and I Had to refinanced my existing mortgage because I had to pay a mortgage and rent for one year because the job was out of town.
creolelady182 1 year ago
Another way to look at it, after you pay your mortgage for the month, every penny you pay extra (assuming you do it to the principle) is at 0% interest.
Those who think renting is better due to the economy is right for the short term, but once housing stabilizes, you are still forced to pay every month for something you don't own. When I am 36 I will live in my house with NO mortgage. Those who rent are forced to pay every month until they die...not exactly a good choice if you ask me.
parkfun101 1 year ago
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0rvp0gi 1 year ago
Pay off your home car everything if you can that way your boss has no hold on you then you can devote 1/2 your earnings into a 401K or roth IRA you name it you invest huge chunks you can really save piles of cash. Or you could do like I did and save all the money till you have enough to pay off the home then you can own the home out right.
cdltpx 1 year ago