Fun read but a bit long, first pice of advice is to ask direct questions concisely 🙂In marriage all of your goals will be at least seasoned by if not altered fully because you have a life partner.

As with anything in our marriages, the compromise is not about give a little, take a little.

You could always invest and stay put in Argentina but then again that presents its own set of challenges, though it seems there are a few on the boards who have invested from out of country.My wife and I were put through the ringer as she obtained hers through marriage (she'd already been living in the states for some time attending college on a student visa) -- All I can say as a US Citizen is I'm ashamed of how the USCIS operates.  

I've been married 40 years and one of the best books I've ever read on marriage is "His Needs / Her Needs" by Harley.

Both were mine and my husband's primary homes prior to marriage.

So I have a question. My fiancé and I have been engaged for a long time. We both want to get married this year, however I have good credit and she has very bad credit. We both want to buy a 4 to 6 units apt complex th...

Both were mine and my husband's primary homes prior to marriage.

Without a marriage, this partnership will likely end badly.

You can't go up to them and ask them if they will be your mentor just as you would not walk up to someone after meeting them and propose marriage. 

It’s business, not a marriage.