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Leonard Rybak
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maryland
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To Pay off Student Loan or Not

Leonard Rybak
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maryland
Posted

Hi everybody, I will be receiving a hefty amount in inheritance in the next few months, and I want to have the right mind set coming in. I already own 1 single family LTR and would like to get more. I currently use DSCR loans because my debt-to-income ratio is too high to be approved for conventional loans.

I also have 200k in student debt which I originally was planning to have forgiven after paying minimum monthly payments for the next 15 years ( then they will forgive the remainder) which will eventually equal approximately $117K paid by me,  and approximately  $83k forgiven 

My question is, should I pay off the debt immediately when I receive the inheritance and use any remaining cash to purchase only 2 or 3 homes (using either DSCR loans or full cash purchases)

or

keep my loan, continue making approx $650 a month payments, and invest my inheritance in several brrrr deals or 4 or 5 DSCR loan single family homes or 2/3 duplexs.

Any advice or insights would be great appreciated

  • Leonard Rybak
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