Should you pay off your mortgage or invest that money? Well if you've been following me for any length of time you know I'm a big proponent of A buying performing assets through investing in real estate and B paying off your mortgage early yes indeed both

financial strategies have the potential to create substantial results, buying real estate,

I mean it changed my life.

And I've watched it transform the financial situations and futures for many families we've

worked with at Morris Invest. After all all investing is the number one way to build

wealth in the United States. Hands down, nothing even comes close to it. The benefits are

endless. Buying real estate offers passive income, it's a hedge against inflation, which by the way the Fed just admitted is going to be persistent and growing.

So a hedge against inflation, the tax benefits are phenomenal, and there's so much more.

And as for the mortgage though, mortgage housing is the number one expense for most Americans,

although credit card debt is now creeping up there but yes mortgage debt is the

number one expense for most Americans. The average mortgage payment the United

States is above $2,500 a month and on a-year mortgage, that really adds up over time.

Paying off your mortgage can give you a lot of freedom in your budget, and it cuts down on the

amount of interest that you're going to pay back to the bank.

For me, when I learned the strategy to pay down my mortgage

quickly, I was quick to put it to work and then I wrote a whole book about it. It's called

how to pay off your mortgage in five years. It's available on Amazon. You can grab the Kindle version.

The Kindle version is $4.99. So $5 that literally could change and save you hundreds of thousands of dollars.

One of my best friends from high school

reached out to me recently and said he followed the book and he and his wife

paid off their house in five years almost to the month they paid it off and he

said it was unbelievable and mind-blowing that no one knows

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