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@ralphmouth15 Some of the calculators do not allow for individual stocks, but I believe you should be able to with this one on PV: https://t.co/bUMEyzmGxd
@YoungAndTheInv@themoneymix I think my long term plan is to hold on for 2-3 more years, then sell and use the equity for a down payment on a multi-family property. I might keep it though, as the mortgage is on incredibly good terms (for a condo) at 3.9%. Hard to beat.
My post on @themoneymix about buying a condo as an investment property. Sometimes, if real estate is expensive in your city it's really the only way to get started.
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