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Steven

08 Dec 2020

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Is it a wise move to clear your first mortgage loan fast? So that we could buy a second investment property with higher LTV?

Is it a wise move to clear your first mortgage loan fast?Please advise!

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1M45

08 Dec 2020

OPINON from layman:

I think is a safer way to acquired 2 property VS husband & wife each get 1.

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