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Live from the headquarters of Ramsay Solutions, broadcasting for the pods moving in storage

at studios, it's the Ramsay Show where we help people build wealth, do work that they

love and create actual amazing relationships.

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Sebastian starts off this hour in Canada.

Hey Sebastian, welcome to the Ramsay Show.

Hi how's it going?

Better than I deserve, how can I help?

So I'm 35 year old, married or kid.

I recently bought a new house maybe three years ago, paid cash, no 928 thousand.

I make 80 thousand a year and I have a lot of a couple of houses in real estate and my question

is should I try to pay down those mortgages in that my tenants are technically paying for

or should I try to invest for my retirement?

Yes, you should do both.

And by the way, tenants don't technically pay for anything, they may be pay their rent

and then you may be can use that money to pay your payments.

So only beginner landlords say things like the tenants pay the rent because those of

us that have owned rental property for a few decades know that that's a sham.

So anyway, so you own two properties that you have debt on, how much do you owe on those

two properties?

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