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My wife and I, we potentially can be out of debt by the end of this year, but she currently

wants to move to a new apartment because of an ongoing road to issue.

Oh.

And the money that we would use to pay off debt would be used to purchase a new apartment.

So I was calling to see if we should use that money to buy the apartment or to...

Do you own the apartment you're in?

No, we're currently renting.

But that would break the lease?

Well, the lease is in the end until November 31st.

So we would use all the money that we would use to pay the debt out this year. It would have to be saved the entire year in order to pay for first last and security until the end of the year. On a new apartment. So you're not buying an apartment. You're renting a different one. Yeah. Yeah, we're just renting. We're on baby step two. What is that number for a, and security? Well, we're not sure yet.

Here in Florida, we estimate that for 2.1, it probably be around 2,100, 2,200 a month.

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