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Steve Vaughan

Williamsburg
As seen in: BiggerPockets, Daily Press (Newport News, VA), The Virginia Gazette, Rockford Register Star, citybizlist: Washington DC, Northern Public Radio, Festival Flyer, 4Flush, Gig in Japan
I'm a reporter covering tourism, business and city and state government and politics for the Virginia Gazette in Williamsburg, Va.
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Learning the real estate business

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By Monique Courtney, Steve Vaughan
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Get off the sidelines and take action in real estate investing with . Our comprehensive suite of tools and resources minimize mistakes, support informed decisions, and propel you to success.
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What to do with $$ if I cash out

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By Jody Sperling, Steve Vaughan, Bryan Cress
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1. 6 month emergency fund 2. Roth IRA if under income limit 3. HSA if available 4. Traditional IRA 5. Brokerage account This question can have multiple answers based on your goals. The ability to draw from you pension at age 50 makes me question if you have a career which would allow you to draw early from your retirement accounts as well (such as a police officer, firefighter, etc.). Do you qualify for that? I believe it's age 51 for IRA/401k without penalty if you fall into this category.
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Rent our paid-off house or sell and purchase a rental property?

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By Nathan Gesner, Theresa Harris, Steve Vaughan
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I am 37 and currently live in a home that is worth 500k and is fully paid off. I am planning to purchase and move into my next house of $650k. We have more than enough for the down payment. Would it be better to: -keep the house which is fully paid off and rent it. Use the rental income to help pay off the mortgage of the new house. -sell the paid off house, pay off the new purchase then purchase a different house and have a mortgage on the rental?
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