We have the opportunity to potentially sell our Med school house for roughly 200k more than we owe on it (home appraised for that much and we've had offers). We are approaching the end of residency (1 physician, 1 non-physician working spouse) and are discussing the possibility of building our forever home in our hometown (job offers on the table). This is all hypothetical at the moment, but given this scenario, which would be the smartest option (after a loan consolidation, with hopefully a reasonable interest rate)
A--pay down medical school loans with entire amount
B--pay down part of loans and use some for investing/retirement and the rest for building costs?
A--pay down medical school loans with entire amount
B--pay down part of loans and use some for investing/retirement and the rest for building costs?
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