Kristina Ellis

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well...

That's what we were trying to do, like what's the smart decision?

Because he was saying we could pay off the other house and then move into it.

But with the mortgage rate being almost 6%, it didn't make sense to try and, you know, hold on to the new mortgage.

Like paying that off as quick as possible was the strategy that I was thinking to do.

Well, at the time, because it was in the middle of the school year.

So now it's like, it's right at the summer.

We could move within the summertime and then everything would move smoothly.

You know what I mean?

The rental house.

The rental house is $121,000.

What's owed on it?

Oh, how much is, how much is it worth?

Sorry, $220,000.

Oh, it's worth $220,000.

It's $220,000, and we owe $121,000.

$150,000.

okay well i'm talking about stability for your kids being in baby step seven having no payments in the world that is a beautiful level of stability and like yeah that's the scary part because we're like we're in the midst of and it's like we don't have a mortgage right now we're about to walk into a mortgage well you do have a mortgage you got a mortgage on the rental or a rental but we're not feeling it right now but here's the thing here's the thing you're gonna have no mortgage anywhere