If she is forced to relocate, as of now our plan is to end our romantic relationship due to the logistical challenges it would present.

In your experience, how has real estate investing affected your romantic relationships?

Giving out "too many" details isn't a strong suit of mine.My investor is my romantic parter.

Osceola Mill is the perfect place for a romantic getaway in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley!

My husband and I had just started listening to BP and getting interested in educating ourselves in the space.We were on a day trip to Tahoe and on the way back saw some super bad *** looking construction going on and decided to pull over and check it out (as one does when on a romantic date with their partner lol).We ended up talking directly to the builder and received a private tour of one the only built models on the land.

@Virgilio GarciaOn behalf of all romantics everywhere... 

get a RE license first go to work for a training brokerage.. at least learn the lingo how to do contracts etc... then venture off into investing.. or you may just thrive as a RE salesmen.. stumbling around as a wholesaler may seem romantic etc but very tough in this market and because it cost virtually nothing to do it.. its over run with beginners. ( so get educated then see how it goes.)

This may be a romantic idea with slim margins but one must dream. 

What if one of them dies and the surviving parent wants to remarry/have a BF/GF over and you don't like the new romantic interest but they cannot afford to get their own place?

Like a romantic relationship (or my first marriage) they all started out great.