It ballooned to $113,000.Pay off the student loan debtHere's the thing - the student loan debt is not forgivable in bankruptcy and if/when times get hard, the first thing most folks do (like myself) is request a deferment, forbearance, or take some community college courses at night when those two aren't available. 

Hi, I'm new to the bigger pockets community.

Hey BP,I've got a legal related question for the community. 

However, I added another bathroom, making it a 3/2 home, refinanced, got rid of PMI, and cashed out the 5% down payment I put down.Then I reinvested the money I cashed out on a 2 unit property in Sacramento.

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Hello members of BP,i recently joined this community once i stumbled upon the BiggerPockets podcasts on spotify.

So to me, it seems like in the short term that might be more advantageous since we prefer to just keep them money reinvested in the company.

But analyzing the property with the garage income seems like a game-changer.I'm appreciative of any feedback the BP community has to offer...thanks!

I just wanted to introduce myself to the BP community.

I have a few questions I hope the BP community can help with:Any recommendations on Tucson Property Management Companies?