Ken Coleman

$113,000, yeah.

$113,000, yeah.

$113,000, yeah.

So sorry. But this investor property is a gift. Get out of it and get completely debt free and then continue to rebuild. You'll get there. That's what we would do. So hopefully you will do that.

So sorry. But this investor property is a gift. Get out of it and get completely debt free and then continue to rebuild. You'll get there. That's what we would do. So hopefully you will do that.

So sorry. But this investor property is a gift. Get out of it and get completely debt free and then continue to rebuild. You'll get there. That's what we would do. So hopefully you will do that.

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I agree. I was going to get your take on this. As I was reading that, they only owe $65,000 on the house. Mm-hmm. Not a lot.

I agree. I was going to get your take on this. As I was reading that, they only owe $65,000 on the house. Mm-hmm. Not a lot.

I agree. I was going to get your take on this. As I was reading that, they only owe $65,000 on the house. Mm-hmm. Not a lot.

But it looks like she was torn between do we pay the house off sooner versus the 15% baby step four? And we know the answer. And I think she kind of knows that. But we want to see her. And if she can even work part time. um, after the husband and if he's making the income, let's get the 15% done every month. Now we're paying towards our retirement. And if she wants, that's baby step four.

But it looks like she was torn between do we pay the house off sooner versus the 15% baby step four? And we know the answer. And I think she kind of knows that. But we want to see her. And if she can even work part time. um, after the husband and if he's making the income, let's get the 15% done every month. Now we're paying towards our retirement. And if she wants, that's baby step four.

But it looks like she was torn between do we pay the house off sooner versus the 15% baby step four? And we know the answer. And I think she kind of knows that. But we want to see her. And if she can even work part time. um, after the husband and if he's making the income, let's get the 15% done every month. Now we're paying towards our retirement. And if she wants, that's baby step four.

And if she wants to work towards, you know, paying the house off, uh, if they've, if they've not been investing with the kids, uh, for their futures, stick with the plan because in the end, the momentum and baby step four and five will propel them to six to pay the house off. It's not that much. Um, don't take it out of order. And you can understand the intensity, right? Yes.

And if she wants to work towards, you know, paying the house off, uh, if they've, if they've not been investing with the kids, uh, for their futures, stick with the plan because in the end, the momentum and baby step four and five will propel them to six to pay the house off. It's not that much. Um, don't take it out of order. And you can understand the intensity, right? Yes.

And if she wants to work towards, you know, paying the house off, uh, if they've, if they've not been investing with the kids, uh, for their futures, stick with the plan because in the end, the momentum and baby step four and five will propel them to six to pay the house off. It's not that much. Um, don't take it out of order. And you can understand the intensity, right? Yes.

But you really want to take advantage of the fact that you don't owe much on your home and you've got to start piling cash for retirement. That's why baby step four, 15% of your income is so vital.

But you really want to take advantage of the fact that you don't owe much on your home and you've got to start piling cash for retirement. That's why baby step four, 15% of your income is so vital.