Get married at the courthouse , take the money from the honeymoon and reception and use for down payment .  

this specific example is still very much in the honeymoon phase.along with the author is a real estate professional and the average one off buyer is not going to get top agents to work with them at all.. just the way it is.. so a little hyperbole in my mind... and not enough water under the bridge .. but I am sure the best practices work for anyone anywhere not saying they wont or are wrong.. just the idea of low end OOS is big risk  just follow the Morris threads or Oceanpointe threads.. thats all I was commenting on.

And you can find a renter that won't question everything and break your balls for the entire length of the lease.Now have the conversation with them...Then enjoy your honeymoon!!

The biggest obstacle was not even knowing how to change a door knob and rehabbing an entire house (admit most of it was cosmetic) while dealing with 6 weddings during those 2 months (including my 2 week honeymoon). 

If you have multiple projects to work on (houses, pipelines, etc.) then you spread out your interests, which generally extends the "honeymoon phase".  

We had a wedding and honeymoon to plan/attend so that took some time.Now for the numbers!

Does BP influence that, probably, but I don't think it is ever without the caveat of its not all honeymoon.  

After that, we cash flowed paying for all of our big expenses... cars, birth of our two daughters (home births at $7K each), tuition for both of our Nursing School tuition, wedding / honeymoon, big tax bill we had this year etc. 

(It successfully paid for a ring and a honeymoon at the time so I considered it a success!)

We have two little girls (3&1 yrs) and I want to go on vacations with them, my last vacation being my honeymoon 9 yrs ago.