Steve
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It's not a sin to lose business. It's a sin to take a long time losing business. And the real reason why real estate agents work seven days a week is because they don't work five. If they actually work five days a week, actually work, rather than spending time chasing after business they're not going to get, they wouldn't have to work seven days a week. They wouldn't have to be on call 24-7.
It's not a sin to lose business. It's a sin to take a long time losing business. And the real reason why real estate agents work seven days a week is because they don't work five. If they actually work five days a week, actually work, rather than spending time chasing after business they're not going to get, they wouldn't have to work seven days a week. They wouldn't have to be on call 24-7.
It's not a sin to lose business. It's a sin to take a long time losing business. And the real reason why real estate agents work seven days a week is because they don't work five. If they actually work five days a week, actually work, rather than spending time chasing after business they're not going to get, they wouldn't have to work seven days a week. They wouldn't have to be on call 24-7.
It's not a sin to lose business. It's a sin to take a long time losing business. And the real reason why real estate agents work seven days a week is because they don't work five. If they actually work five days a week, actually work, rather than spending time chasing after business they're not going to get, they wouldn't have to work seven days a week. They wouldn't have to be on call 24-7.
Last week, all Americans who watched the State of the Union saw a very triumphant President Trump who's returned to the White House with even more energy, more vigor, and more focus to work for the American people than ever before. Laying out in just six short weeks how much he's already done to fulfill the promises.
Last week, all Americans who watched the State of the Union saw a very triumphant President Trump who's returned to the White House with even more energy, more vigor, and more focus to work for the American people than ever before. Laying out in just six short weeks how much he's already done to fulfill the promises.
Last week, all Americans who watched the State of the Union saw a very triumphant President Trump who's returned to the White House with even more energy, more vigor, and more focus to work for the American people than ever before. Laying out in just six short weeks how much he's already done to fulfill the promises.
He's the only dad I've ever known. It kind of makes you think of Stevie.
He's the only dad I've ever known. It kind of makes you think of Stevie.
He's the only dad I've ever known. It kind of makes you think of Stevie.
Yeah, yeah. That's where I get my name, Snake, from. I ain't afraid of him. Never have been, except when I was a kid. Yeah. People gets mad. They get over it. You know, they realize stuff later on down the road.
Yeah, yeah. That's where I get my name, Snake, from. I ain't afraid of him. Never have been, except when I was a kid. Yeah. People gets mad. They get over it. You know, they realize stuff later on down the road.
Yeah, yeah. That's where I get my name, Snake, from. I ain't afraid of him. Never have been, except when I was a kid. Yeah. People gets mad. They get over it. You know, they realize stuff later on down the road.
Yeah, hi. I appreciate you taking my call. So my wife and I are discussing whether we should be paying off the house. It's pretty much our last debt that we have. And current mortgage, I owe about $175,000 and the rate is at 2.79%. We have $420,000 roughly in a 401k and about another $400,000 in money market CDs.
Yeah, hi. I appreciate you taking my call. So my wife and I are discussing whether we should be paying off the house. It's pretty much our last debt that we have. And current mortgage, I owe about $175,000 and the rate is at 2.79%. We have $420,000 roughly in a 401k and about another $400,000 in money market CDs.
Yeah, hi. I appreciate you taking my call. So my wife and I are discussing whether we should be paying off the house. It's pretty much our last debt that we have. And current mortgage, I owe about $175,000 and the rate is at 2.79%. We have $420,000 roughly in a 401k and about another $400,000 in money market CDs.
And so, um, I would like to keep it in the 401k, I'm sorry, in the, in the money market and the CDs, uh, and get about four and a half percent off of that and just apply the overage towards them towards the mortgage payment. Uh, and my wife is looking to, uh, to take it out of there and just, just pay it off, be done with it. Let's not worry about the house.
And so, um, I would like to keep it in the 401k, I'm sorry, in the, in the money market and the CDs, uh, and get about four and a half percent off of that and just apply the overage towards them towards the mortgage payment. Uh, and my wife is looking to, uh, to take it out of there and just, just pay it off, be done with it. Let's not worry about the house.
And so, um, I would like to keep it in the 401k, I'm sorry, in the, in the money market and the CDs, uh, and get about four and a half percent off of that and just apply the overage towards them towards the mortgage payment. Uh, and my wife is looking to, uh, to take it out of there and just, just pay it off, be done with it. Let's not worry about the house.
Um, so try to figure out, you know, financially what the best direction is to go.