Pretty sure he didn’t ask for marriage advice.

If you are an investor in Pinellas, Hillsborough, or Sarasota, and are looking for the perfect partnership (marriage) with someone who completes your investment puzzle, please let me know and I will see if I can make something happen!

We have $25k for emergencies, and another $65k either in brokerage accounts or high interest savings/checking accounts, though we're pretty far behind in retirement savings due to some debt I had from the only other time I've been a landlord (a long story about getting screwed by a RE attorney/property manager from a home from my previous marriage), which has been paid off since 2013.I've known about my unemployment since Thanksgiving and am trying to move up the corporate ladder, but am finding it difficult to progress to in-person interviews for job titles that are above anything I've had yet, but I am getting initial interviews for VP/EVP/SVP roles with recruiters.

Congrats on your marriage.

I am the definition of a local Pittsburgh investor, and I have nothing to gain or lose through any sort of interaction with you.The thought buying anything in Pittsburgh sight unseen for any reason with the help of people I'm not related by blood or marriage to makes me break out in a cold sweat.

Community property laws generally make all property acquired during marriage and all money earned during marriage joint property/money.

Marriage would solve things.

If you live in a community property state and are married, you own ½ of the assets that were accumulated during your marriage.

Its like a perfect marriage to Podio as it fills in all the gaps.

@Robert SheltonIt does not sound as if the business has become disqualified through the marriage.