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I'm 36 years old, and I just need an advice on. I've racked up about a million dollar debt before I apparently started listening to you guys.

Wow.

My mortgage from $900 a month has gone up to about $4,500 a month.

And I'm just trying, I'm just very concerned because I've been constantly listening to you guys

and Dave to see, okay, what's the best way to tackle some of this? I've got two investment

property in my family house, and I'm trying to combine all and, you know, with the current

market, I just don't feel like I should sell. So what would be the best advice in terms of

getting, you know, financially out of the situation, I guess.

So when you say you have a million dollars in debt, is that consumer debt?

Are you including all of these mortgages?

Just the mortgages.

I had some car loans as soon as I started listening.

I had the money already saved up.

So I paid off my car. It was about $1,200 in the car loan that was left. I was planning to buy another car. I stopped that already. So I've got a two under three-year-old baby. So I was planning to buy a minivan already stopped that plan

okay so you have no consumer debt you just have a mortgage and then a rental mortgage and

another rental mortgage correct and you're saying your total payments add up to 4500 a month or

is that just on the one mortgage just on my primary house mortgage both the other houses

the investment properties are more or less self-sustaining.

The other one,

I have got a bit of a positive cash flow

for about $900 a month.

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