My wife won't be working, so having a tenant pay the majority of the mortgage for the first year of our marriage will be a huge help with the finances.Also, I think because of the fairly large college (36,000 students) I shouldn't have problems keeping it rented.

I have had some training, but I'm not qualified either, so I go in the same boat as everyone else.Can you search inheritance matters, are you familiar with lineage, can you find death certificates and marriages, what do you do with a reversionary deed with dead beneficiaries?

Husband previously owned property before marriage and sold it.I am curious to see what strategies some of you folks with young families took. 

If family is not put before business the marriage can suffer, then divorce can happen, then divorce lawyers get what you worked so hated to learn.  

Just like marriage, great communication and understanding is vital.

It is the same section that publishes the request for marriage license showing the 50 year old guy wanting to marry the 20 year old girl.

Oh and back to the post, minimal damage a bit of paint covered well,,,but became a real interesting end to a marriage!!

How someone can guarantee a tenant is beyond me; I guarantee we will place a qualified tenant, but life happens to tenants that are beyond my control such job loss, divorce, disability, lose their mind, marriage, job transfer, disappear, etc.  

Step 1: Buy a house in need of repair.Step 2: move your bedroom into the kitchen while you spend countless hours youtubing how to install baseboards.Live in the kitchen for a month and a half....Step 3: Move back into the bedroom and exist off of a mini fridge and hot plate located next to your couch (the new kitchen) while you rack up more YouTube points.Step 4: Begin marriage counseling.Jk of course!

1) How to be confident and talk to the ladies.2) Personal development and meditation are key to getting your thinking straightened out for success.3) That marriage is a raw deal for most men.4) Buy multi family properties and do the house hack thing as soon as I got out of the Army.