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When I wrote my book How to Pay Off Your Mortgage in 5 Years, mortgage rates were at a historical low. Since rates have risen in the past year or two, does it still make sense to use a HELOC to pay off the mortgage on your primary home? That’s the first question I’m answering on today’s show!

This Q&A episode features three listener questions on paying off your mortgage, returns on our done-for-you rental properties, and how to find a lender willing to lend on investment properties. Click play to hear my answers to your real estate investing questions!

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How to Decide If It’s Worth It to Pay Off Your Mortgage
Even though interest rates have risen in the past couple years, it can still be worth it to pay off your mortgage using the HELOC method. As we wrote in How to Pay Off Your Mortgage in 5 Years (https://amzn.to/2OrjTSD), the two main enemies when paying off your mortgage are time and interest. Because your mortgage’s interest is amortized and a HELOC has simple interest, you can quickly knock years off your mortgage using this strategy. However, don’t just take my word for it! Use the calculator in our book to determine exactly how much time and money you could save — then determine if it’s worth it to you.

What Types of Returns You Can Expect on a Morris Invest Property
We like to use a returns calculation called IRR, or Internal Rate of Return. Using this calculation, you can expect to receive an IRR at a minimum of 18%. However, I highly suggest scheduling a free call to determine exactly what investing would look like for you. Our approach is customized, and we’d love to learn more about your situation and help you find an investment that fits your specific, personalized goals. Schedule a free call with our team at Morris Invest at https://morrisinvest.com

How to Find a Lender That Is Willing to Work with Investors
Unfortunately, it can be difficult to find a lender to help finance rental properties, especially in this economy. But I’d like to encourage you to keep trying. If you’ve called five lenders, call ten. If you’ve received twenty no’s, keep going until you get a yes! There are plenty of great lenders out there who are willing to work with investors. You may want to start with LendingTree (https://lendingtree.com) or reach out to Dan Kraus at Churchill Mortgage (https://bit.ly/347nADc).

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About Clayton Morris:
As a financial news host and real estate investor, Clayton Morris believes that everyone has the right and the ability to achieve financial freedom – and works to help others to know how to do so. Clayton founded Morris Invest that builds portfolios for their clients and guides them through the buying process, ensuring cash-flowing investments. In his podcast, Investing in Real Estate with Clayton Morris, he offers specific and actionable ways to have financial security and to build a meaningful life.

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