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It was, and I've diversified that out to kind of lock in.
It was, and I've diversified that out to kind of lock in.
About 230K. Okay.
About 230K. Okay.
About 230K. Okay.
I'd say about 230K as well.
I'd say about 230K as well.
I'd say about 230K as well.
That would be phenomenal. Absolutely. Yep. Okay.
That would be phenomenal. Absolutely. Yep. Okay.
That would be phenomenal. Absolutely. Yep. Okay.
How are y'all?
How are y'all?
How are y'all?
So me and my wife have been married for a year now. We're on baby step two. We're tackling her student loans. And then about three years ago, I bought a house from my aunt and uncle, and they were in some tax problems. They couldn't sign the house over to me.
So me and my wife have been married for a year now. We're on baby step two. We're tackling her student loans. And then about three years ago, I bought a house from my aunt and uncle, and they were in some tax problems. They couldn't sign the house over to me.
So me and my wife have been married for a year now. We're on baby step two. We're tackling her student loans. And then about three years ago, I bought a house from my aunt and uncle, and they were in some tax problems. They couldn't sign the house over to me.
I know. But so we've got two years left until they can – sign the house over to me, deed it over to me, and I will, right now, currently, I still owe them $60,000. And I'm just curious if I should sock that money away after I'm done paying student loans off and then just keep it in a bank. And then that way, two years from now, I can just, you know, deal's done.
I know. But so we've got two years left until they can – sign the house over to me, deed it over to me, and I will, right now, currently, I still owe them $60,000. And I'm just curious if I should sock that money away after I'm done paying student loans off and then just keep it in a bank. And then that way, two years from now, I can just, you know, deal's done.
I know. But so we've got two years left until they can – sign the house over to me, deed it over to me, and I will, right now, currently, I still owe them $60,000. And I'm just curious if I should sock that money away after I'm done paying student loans off and then just keep it in a bank. And then that way, two years from now, I can just, you know, deal's done.