I personally wouldn't use the money to buy a vacation or pay for wedding.

You will not be charged for a 0 day hold while this temporary change is in place.Accounts with a 3+ day incoming or outgoing hold will remain at current hold times for both incoming and outgoing payments.This change will not impact credit card payments at this time, that is subject to change.Here is an example of a 3 business day hold for an incoming or outgoing payment:3-Day Hold:Example of a timeline for incoming payments3-Day Hold:Example of a timeline for outgoing paymentsMonday - you receive an incoming payment through Buildium*Monday - you schedule to pay a vendor through Buildium*Tues, Wed, Thurs - Hold days 1, 2, & 3Tues, Wed, Thurs - Hold days 1, 2, & 3Friday - the funds will be deposited into your bank accountFriday - the funds will be deposited into your vendor or rental owner's bank account* assumes that the EFT was made before 7:30 pm Eastern Time and that Monday is a day that the banks are open for business.

Well, my current situation is I own a condo with my fiancé (wedding pushed back to next year), and in January we decided to purchase a new build Townhouse in South Charlotte (Hadley, Ainslie Downs St.) that is scheduled to be completed end of June.

List on Wed or Thursday, offers due Tuesday.

My first house was given to me by my father in law as a wedding present, so I never had to work out all the math on it.

Completely new to commercial, looking at a small church for use as a wedding venue.

Today, (Wed) still no communication about the yard."

My place is walking distance to a national hotel with a large wedding operation and my place has been popular with wedding parties as a result.

Flower shops are not going to stick around b/c they make their money on big weddings and funerals. 

I'm happily engaged (COVID-19 pushed back my wedding); have a stable job; purchased my first house; and have a decent amount of money saved up.My question is; and based on the above, if you were in this situation i'm currently in, how would you start real estate investing?