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White My understanding is that you could file suit where you do business (meaning TX) but the defendant can file a motion to have the venue moved.

Also, and not to suffer from “shiny object syndrome” but over the last 3-4 years have been in negotiation with venue rentals but have not created the deal that made sense to pull the trigger just yet.My Why: Short term; to not be reliant on “the man.”

So, Im not sure what the wholesaler can get for it, but lets say he gets $190k, we and we go 50/50, wed each get $7500.

Wake up homie .. your getting $;:wed 

The venue of the sale determines jurisdiction - which is a lawyerly way of saying that you're bound by the laws of the state the property is in.

People rent them when they come to town to visit for weddings, business, etc

https://www.newsandtribune.com/news/plans-surface-for-new-downtown-jeffersonville-entertainment-venue/article_e0195a4a-df37-11e9-9532-7b8896a1facd.html?

We aren’t ready to buy just yet (currently paying for our wedding) so I’ll keep an eye on the market in the next year or so and see if more options start to pop up.

In the shorter term, my girlfriend and I would like to purchase a home to house-hack in 2020 and possibly finance a wedding!