There is about 10% equity in the FHA backed loan on the condo, and we had planned to pay off another 10% of the loan value to get to 20% equity for the refinance.Now, to buy a new place we plan to use FHA as 5% down for a multi-unit would be no problem with our cash savings, but 20% down for a conventional loan isn't happening with our wedding 5 months away, and the honey moon after. 

I lived in for about a year and then decided to rent it out.I was fortunate to have very good tenants who took excellent care of the house.After about a year, I sold the house and was able to use the profit to pay for a fantastic three week honeymoon and invest in our first home together.

My husband is a full time Petroleum Engineering Intern at UH and started a full time position at an engineering firm the day after our honeymoon. 

I have a lot on my plate this fall - wedding, honeymoon, new house, and Notre Dame games against Michigan and Oklahoma.

People who are just getting started are often in the "honeymoon phase" and you won't get the true story. 4.

But going the TK route you will never ever hit anything much less than 40 to 50% OVER TIME.. there is always the honeymoon period IE the first year or two...

I must admit I did connect with him a little bit when I saw his guitars and amps and said I played too.I know it's still the honeymoon stage, but so far the tenants have been positive and respectful.Feeling pretty good today...

For the first few years you can kind of be in the "honeymoon stage".

I would be neat to see if someone has that good of books that they can say over 5 years I have gotten this return when I actually factor in all expenses.First year or two is the honey moon period with most rentals as well all know

My wife and I are taking a late honeymoon next week and will be in the DR for a week.