HELOC Vs Extra Payments To Mortgage - YouTube

Channel: The Kwak Brothers

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hey what's up you guys in this video I'm going to show you guys why using the
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keel out to pay off your mortgage is far more better than just paying extra into
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your mortgage hey what's going on everybody this is Sam Kwak one of the
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Kwak Brothers real estate investor and in this video I'm going to show you guys
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why using a key lock to pay off your mortgage is way way better than simply
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making extra payments into your mortgage now chances are you may have seen my
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video on how to pay off your mortgage in five to seven years or how to use a
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HELOC to pay off your mortgage now I totally get it guys you have questions
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such as Sam why do we need to use a HELOC to pay off for mortgage why can't
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we just make extra payments of the mortgage it's much simple it's much more
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clean it's so much better well I'm gonna show you guys why it's not and there are
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some serious serious drawbacks to it but before we do be sure to hit the
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possible okay let's go dive right into reason number one is the liquidity
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lockup and here's what I mean let's say you have $300 extra payments that are
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going into your mortgage okay now if you're doing 300 bucks extra payments
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into your mortgage first of all I want to congratulate you guys because a lot
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of people won't can't and won't do that because they don't have the situation to
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do so so first congratulations but I will be forthcoming and say that doing
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extra payments into your mortgage in terms of a principal payment can and
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will save you guys money and time but again it's got some drawbacks first one
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being is that if you put that through here bucks into your mortgage you won't
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be able to reuse that money or you won't have access to that 300 ollars ever
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again unless you refinance now I know what you're saying you're justifying it
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by saying well Sam that 300 bucks isn't just going into fees or garbage it's
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actually going towards our principal it's building our equity it's going
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somewhere that's gonna help us build our net worth I totally get it but the
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reason why it's a drawback is if there is ever an emergency right where you
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know your kid has to go to the hospital or you break a leg and you have to pay
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for a large surgery or whatnot or you need that that money for you know future
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expenses or or investments you're gonna need that
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money back out but with a mortgage you won't be able to do it unless you go and
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refinance now I know what some of you guys might be saying you might be saying
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well Sam's giving us a permission to go use that money back out when you when
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using a HELOC no I'm not what I am saying guys is that only during dire
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emergency situation will you ever want to touch your he lock or if you have a
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very rare opportunity where you know buying an investment property can make
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you a lot more money than just simply you know paying off your mortgage so
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only the in this very rare situation will I ever suggest to go and touch the
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HELOC so when using a HELOC you can make that extra payments just like what
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you're doing on the mortgage but even better I'll get to that in just a sec we
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can do what's called double income utilization not only do we actually make
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extra payments of 300 bucks but using the Gila you can take all of
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your income and make a principal payment against the mortgage and I'll get to
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that in just a second so when you go in and lock up that money into your
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mortgage you won't be able to get it back some of you guys may be arguing
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saying well Sam this is why we have an emergency fund we don't need to be able
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to ask us up money don't worry I got six months of savings to cover me but here's
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the issue with that as well when you go ahead and make that let's say $50,000 in
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your savings account which by the way you guys between a really good job if
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you have $50,000 in receiving but what are you really earning with your $50,000
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savings account maybe one or two percent right at annual percentage yield right
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some of you guys may have more if you're lucky some of you guys have way less I
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know a lot of you guys may have point zero to five point zero five I'm it's
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SuperDuper low you're not really making much money by parking your money in a
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savings account but what if I told you that by by taking your $50,000 and
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parking in and HELOC you can reduce your average daily balance of your HELOC 550
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thousand dollars which in return you can potentially save anywhere between five
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to seven percent on your key lock and there's a good Benjamin Franklin quote
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as you guys may know right a penny saved is a penny earned so by taking that
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$50,000 and parking it in our he lock lowering the average daily balance
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we're essentially saving whatever 5 to 7-percent is on that $50,000 but keep in
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mind we can still use that $50,000 during a dire emergency so that money is
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really really never gone it's the HELOC is acting as if it's our
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savings account but instead of making us money it's saving us 5 to 7 percent in
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terms of the interest that we would have owed if we have not put that $50,000
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into the Gila so your HELOC is now essentially a secondary savings account
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it's saving us money it's helping us pay down the mortgage even faster using a
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HELOC overall sum it's a much more effective than just throwing extra
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through her bucks and having a six months worth or saving now back to the
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double income utilization this is this will be my reason number two why I
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believe that using a heal off to pay off your mortgage is far far better than
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just doing extra payments so instead of doing extra payments of 300 bucks okay
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let's say this is the mortgage okay and this bar graph represents the balance of
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your mortgage so when you do this you're maybe taking a very small layer out of
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the balance which again I'm not gonna be a liar and tell you guys you won't save
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money you'll save money by doing this way but what if I told you using a HELOC
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there is a better way instead of $300 let's say your total income is $7,000
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okay I've got seven thousand dollars of income okay you draw the oh there we go
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I can't draw a perfect bar graph but here we go all right with the heal out
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here because you're taking all of your money and putting into the the balance
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of the of the HELOC you're doing a way more contribution to lower the principal
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balance all while we can go and use that money again to cover our expenses now
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you might be saying well Sam if you're gonna draw the money back out what's the
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difference like I mean we're gonna end up with the same amount of money sitting
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the HELOC why do we go in and put that $7000 into a HELOC well the reason is
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using our entire income to bring the balance down our HELOC contributes to
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lowering the average daily balance on the HELOC which when we have a
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our average daily balance pretty much equals to lower amount of interest that
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is owed at the end of the month so by taking all of our income to drive down
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the principal balance we save even more money than just your mere 300 bucks of
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extra payment logically guys think about this you want to bring down your
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principal balance by 300 bucks or do you realistically want to bring that bring
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down your principal balance by $7,000 right obviously $7,000 is a much more
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greater of a number than just 300 bucks that you might be saving just a little
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bit with your mortgage you also might be saying is well Sam I still don't know I
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still don't get why like we want to put all of our income well here's a quick
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recap and a summary of my favorite version of
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the strategy which saves you good I mean I almost swore there but crap ton
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of money in terms of using your heel ah so this is my favorite version of the
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strategy which I think it's gonna make sense to you guys
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which you got your income here income source right it's gonna go directly into
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your HELOC form a quick line of credit and some he locks guys will allow you to
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do direct deposit right into the he lock so that you don't have to go and direct
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deposit into the check in Callen then move it again to the he lock and right
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too many steps so we want to reduce the amount of barriers that we have between
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us doing this strategy and you can accomplish that by shopping for the
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right heel on so with the he lock we're not gonna go and directly do expenses
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because that won't contribute that's gonna take money out of our key lock
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that's gonna go and bring the balance up which that's not what we want so in this
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example in this version of the strategy you're gonna go and employ a credit card
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into the mix okay and you're gonna do all of your expenses out of the credit
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card okay all of your expenses like bills diapers okay those are expensive
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groceries okay and if you guys didn't know most credit credit card companies
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will give you anywhere between 21 to 30 days of interest-free period on your
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purchases so if I bought by this pen today okay for the next 21 21 to 30 days
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depending on which credit card company you go to they will not charge you any
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intro on that purchase as long as you pay it
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off by the end of the 21 to 30 days so what that basically means guys is all
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the expenses all the things that you end up buying is gonna be interest-free for
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21 to 30 days and while we do that at the end of the 30 day mark or 21 day
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mark you're gonna go and use your HELOC to pay off the balance completely wipe
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it out zero out your credit card balance thus the credit card company doesn't
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have any opportunity and time to charge you any interest so what we've
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accomplished there is that while we do all of our expenses on our credit card
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right all the balance is sitting over here
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the HELOC balance stays relatively low because all of our income is parked
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inside the HELOC which means that we have taken the maximum amount maximum
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opportunity right to be able to save money because our average daily balance
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was SuperDuper low thanks to all of our income and savings contributing towards
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the HELOC another bonus I want to tell you guys is with the credit card
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preferably you want to use something that gives you points or any sort of
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cash back rewards and the reason why I love that is because if you do all the
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expenses and expenditures you pay for diapers right you can earn points that
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could potentially contribute to going on a free vacation you can book hotels for
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free I just actually recently booked two airline tickets for myself and Daniel
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for absolutely free which is pretty cool we get to travel for free or some credit
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cards give you access to your points to shop on Amazon so if you want to gift
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someone for the upcoming holiday during Christmas you can use your points to
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give that special gift to someone you love so I love using credit card with
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the myths of HELOC because you don't have to worry about drawing money and
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money out of the he life to cover all the expenses just use your credit card
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swipe it right and then use your HELOC wipe out the balance of the credit card
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and then use your income to lower the average daily balance down this gives
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you maximum savings not only just with extra payments but it gives you
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potential savings that could far exceed just making extra payments on your
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mortgage in fact you're taking all of your income
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and paying down that principal balance down which saves your interest and time
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overall now the best part is I think I've looted it to an earlier little bit
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but when you pay off your he lock in your mortgage
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you got your HELOC here that's fully paid off like zero balance let's say if
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you want to you go in and find a rare opportunity of investing into a real
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estate property so you can buy a real estate ran it out collect rent right and
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that contributes to you getting more income into your cash flow into your
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finances which could help you pay off your HELOC faster or any other debt that
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you may have so I'm a huge fan of buying rental properties because not only it
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builds additional wealth it creates cash flow creates income
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right it does wonderful things and you can pass that that wealth down to your
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next generation that's why I love using the HELOC to not only pay off your
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mortgage it gives you flexibility it gives you that emergency fund not just
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one or two percent earning but it could potentially save five to seven percent
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every year and it gives you that liquidity and access to future cash for
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you to be able to invest and grow your wealth grow that financial muscle so I
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hope that this give you give you guys some insight as far as my thinking
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process as to why I believe using a HELOC to pay off your mortgage is far
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greater than just making extra payments on your mortgage you guys want to debate
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or if you have objections or if you feel like I missed anything go and comment
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down below we'll love to hear from you guys what you think about my reasoning
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here if if you think that my reasoning is faulty or I'm wrong going comment
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