Rich Dad - Buying assets to pay for liabilities

One of my favorite take-aways from Rich Dad Poor Dad was the idea of acquiring assets with adequate cash flow to pay for your life "liabilities"

I recently got a call to inform me that I'd be receiving an early payoff on a property I sold a while back. Now, I have the opportunity to place $30,000 to work for me.

I have the following scenarios to choose from - can you calculate the return for each of the choices below

A. Payoff my truck. Currently owe $20,000 at $600/mo and 5.5% interest rate

B. Payoff a Private Money Loan 2nd that I used to buy out a business partner. Currently owe $12,500 at 15.0% interest. 17 payments of $866/mo remaining

C. Reach out to a previous note seller to buy 48 payments of a note they hold. $30,000 for 48 payments of $1083.21. There is a $20/mo service fee that the holder pays.

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