I have heard horror stories to day of broken marriages, no weddings, lost homes, etc.

I recommend treating the business as a business, not like give/take relationship or marriage.

I figure don't marry someone who you think may come after what you brought to the marriage.

After 10 years of marriage, I think similar financing approaches make a marriage work.

She has $10k cash to contribute, I left that out.A lassssst resort is possibly maybe asking her parents for help, although that's not the way I want to start my marriage!

Finding a partner is like a marriage.

Honestly it’s been over a year divorced and I’m happy to just move on ;) that marriage almost gave me a nervous breakdown haha Thanks! 

My wife is a marriage and family therapist and I think it is rubbing off on me, ha ha ha.

Many investors that buy rentals think when they buy them its like a marriage its forever.. then something happens either they get burned out landlord syndrome.. or other personal issues and a sale is needed.. they are on their own.. the Turn key company cannot afford to sell the properties at RE commish rates they would go broke plus a lot of them are not licensed to do so and its not their business..

Period.Assuming you both plan on a future together (i.e. marriage), I would draft a simple partnership agreement and do as the article advises: take title as joint tenants and have both parties on the loan.