So, I just recently got out of a bad relationship. My mind had been fogged, and I was quite frankly, an idiot. I’m now currently ~$47000 in debt, credit cards, and a vehicle (12,500). I own a house that I have roughly $25000 of equity in (mortgage is not included in that $47000). I plan to sell this, take the roughly 20,000 I’ll leave with in my pocket and put it towards taking a big chunk out of my debt. I plan on moving in with family to pay down the rest of it. With the job I have I SHOULD be able to have all but my vehicle paid off in roughly 4.5 months. This is going to take a lot of discipline, a lot of planning, a lot of number crunching, long work weeks, and living off as little as I can. I’ve got hopes after of trying to start investing in real estate and slowly take my financial independence back, build a nest egg, and live a lot easier life financially. I understand it’s going to be a long arduous climb to that tip of the mountain, but I’m starting climbing! If anyone has any tips on how to stay the course, I would greatly appreciate it!
Submitted December 21, 2019 at 09:12PM by Calexander117 https://ift.tt/35MRaMH
