WHY PAYING OFF DEBT FAST ISN'T ENOUGH: HOW TO SAVE $400K IN INTEREST!

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If you’re a real estate investor like Candy, and you already own multiple properties free and clear, you’re in a powerful position, but one that comes with important decisions. Many investors think about selling some of their properties to access cash for new opportunities. While that can work, it also means giving up future rental income, appreciation, and long-term control. Once you sell, you lose that asset and all the benefits that come with it. That’s why it’s worth considering smarter alternatives that let you keep what you’ve built, and grow from there.

One powerful option is to leverage your equity using a HELOC, or Home Equity Line of Credit. A HELOC allows you to access up to 80% of your property’s value without paying interest on the entire amount, only on what you actually use. For example, if you have access to $100,000 but only use $20,000 for a short period, you’re only paying interest on that $20,000. This gives you liquidity and flexibility while keeping your real estate portfolio intact and still generating income.

Now, if you do take out loans or already have mortgages, understanding how to reduce interest cost is crucial. That’s where the PILL Method comes in. It’s not just about making extra payments randomly. The PILL Method teaches you how to target the parts of your amortization schedule where interest is highest and cancel it early. This strategy can cut years off your loan and save tens or even hundreds of thousands of pesos or dollars in interest. So whether you’re holding or expanding, the smartest investors learn how to manage their loans, not just pay them.

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