I also call this the period of "dating before marriage" because I close out into seller financed exit so I need to be more careful at screening the tenant buyer.   

While Pennsylvania is not a community property state, whatever property you and your spouse acquired during your marriage, including all money earned by each of you, is considered to be marital property.

Live with your parents until you find something you like and then buy the place you want to live in but get passive income from the investment and that way you will not have to pay all of the taxes.My wife and I have moved 8 times in our first 8 years of marriage and that is not counting all of the times we had to move in with my parents because the property we bought was not finished yet or livable.

People always need to move...jobs, divorce, deaths, marriages, financial, illness, investors buy and sell...whole host of other reasons.You just have to work hard to go out and get the business.

if it is truly a small gathering for the ceremony I know tons of people that do that in their parents backyard with no issues.Most people are in support of marriage and so they tend to look the other way or be happy about seeing and hearing a wedding reception. 

You mentioned a possible marriage as well.

An individual or two or more persons related by blood, marriage or adoption residing under one head of household, or a group of not more than five (5) persons, who need not be related, living as a single housekeeping unit.

On the marriage counseling side of things, I think it's cool you have your roles split - it might make it easier to each be somewhat independent and specialize in what you do, with enough overlap not to be doing double work in some areas.

Congratulations on your son’s marriage.

There's more to it potentially than above....I always suggest you have title company tell you what you need and who has to sign.There can be issues about when they purchased, do they have kids, do they have blended marriage, was there a will, etc.