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Paying Down Mortgage Questions

Jeff Cox
  • Hurst, TX
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I have tried searching because this question has probably been answered but lets say i don't need the money at the end of the year and i have NOI of like 12k. IF i were to just pay 12k on my principle would i still pay taxes on the 12k of profit since it now has gone back to mortgage payment? I understand using the money to buy more property etc etc but in this scenario lets just say im still working a good paying job and i dont need the money and im at the point where i am no longer going to be buying any more property. Will i pay taxes on the profit if im paying down the principle with all the money left over?

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Yes, of course!  Whether you pay for a trinket, a vacation or buy-down debt, it's still profit.  Congrats on having a profitable rental and choosing to reduce debt @Jeff Cox!

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