I love this thread brehs, it gets me motivated to continue to get financially savvy. 
in 2018 I started trying to attack my debt with a concerted effort. This year I'm focussed on stacking funds and building my credit score. I crushed all my credit cards, and all I have left is my car note and substantial student loans. I'm not stressing the car note, but I'm indecisive how and when I want to attack the student loans. I basically have a big loan (300k+
), a medium loan (65k
), and I paid off my small 6k loan in 2019. I started a new job at a non-profit hospital in 2018 and got on board with the loan forgiveness program so that if everything goes as planned, if I work there for 10 years and make qualifying payments they'll eat the remainder of my big loan
). However I'm indecisive on whether or not I want to work to crush the medium loan now or potentially invest in real estate first (a half financial/personal decision to buy a family house to rent out). I've saved about 45k and I should be able to reach 65k by the winter, I want to be close to a decision by then. Only thing that makes me want to try for the house sooner instead of waiting it out is because I envision the property in the area to increase soon because they just built a massive outlet near the place. What would ya'll do in a similar scenario? 

in 2018 I started trying to attack my debt with a concerted effort. This year I'm focussed on stacking funds and building my credit score. I crushed all my credit cards, and all I have left is my car note and substantial student loans. I'm not stressing the car note, but I'm indecisive how and when I want to attack the student loans. I basically have a big loan (300k+



