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Replace Your University

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This podcast is dedicated to helping homeowners pay off their home faster using a Home Equity Line of Credit and to pay way less mortgage interest than with the traditional 15 and 30 year mortgages they are sold. Sound too good to be true? Maybe. All we ask is you listen in as your podcast host Matt Workman talks with HELOC expert Michael Lush on the different aspects of how this strategy works and why the banks don’t want you to know about it. Each episode will share more details about using a HELOC as well as featured success stories from clients of Replace Your Mortgage. If you have a mortg...

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RYU

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Latest episode

Jun 30, 2026

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Episodes

#5 - We Help Major Michael Robinson Go From A 25 Year Mortgage To Just 98 Payments 08.03.2018

In this episode, we listen in as our consultant Randy helps Major Michael Robinson and his family get a plan to replace his mortgage with a heloc to allow him to go from a 25 year pay off date to just have 98 payments left. If you have rental properties or are thinking about acquiring them, this would be a great episode to listen in on. We obviously bleep out the personal information. If you are c...

#4 - Should You Get A HELOC Instead Of A Mortgage To Pay Your Home Off Faster? 27.02.2018

In this episode David and Michael discuss who should consider using a HELOC instead of a 15-30 year mortgage. Like most things, it isn't for everyone. If you are wanting to pay your home off faster and are considering a HELOC to do so, don't miss this episode. Be sure and subscribe so you don't miss an episode.

#3 - We Help Erik And Emmy Go From A 24 Year Mortgage To Only 64 Payments With A HELOC 23.02.2018

In this episode, we help a couple named Erik and Emmy who had a typical fixed rate mortgage replace that mortgage with a HELOC so they can pay off their home faster.  Randy, one of our trained consultants walks Erik through his numbers and shows him a better way to finance his home to pay it off quicker as well as pay less interest.  We of course bleep out the personal number of our client for obv...

#2 - How To Pay Off Your Home On Average of 5-7 Years 14.02.2018

In this episode, David Dutton talks with Michael Lush on the overview of replacing your traditional mortgage with a home equity line of credit and why you would do that in the first place. If you are tired of looking at your mortgage balance and seeing each month that it is barely creeping down, you will want to listen to this episode. Be sure and subscribe to this podcast as we have some success...

#1 - Our HELOC Story - Michael Lush and David Dutton Discuss Their Journey 14.02.2018

Before you can believe its even possible to pay your home off in 5-7 years, you might be curious about the two guys behind the movement.  In this short episode David Dutton and Michael Lush go into detail on how all this came about by sharing their story of using a heloc to pay off their home faster.  A fascinating episode into two guys who are changing how the middle class finance real estate and...

Replace Your Mortgage Podcast Trailer - What You Can Expect EP000 14.02.2018

Welcome to the Replace Your Mortgage podcast. This is our short trailer sharing with you what the Replace your Mortgage podcast is all about and what you can expect.  David Dutton who is the co-founder of ReplaceYourMortgage.com, the #1 online resource for using a home equity line of credit to pay off your home on average of 5-7 years will be with you on this journey.  The show will feature discus...

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