I got married during college, and I've always been on the Dean's list ever since my wedding.

I don’t have much saved up anymore (it’s going towards a wedding and fixing my car), so I’m trying to find out if I would just need to wait to save up for the downpayment, or if there is other ways of getting it.

Meaning that they don't want to show their faces at any venue populated by persons that shop for mortgages for a living, but they're aaaaallll about being in front of the noobs. 

I own and mange a few properties in the area and plan on attending Scott's meetup next Wed in Manchester.

I think my "why" is my two daughters who are going to need college and wedding money one day.

A colleague and myself are looking to open a large (4 or more ballrooms) event venue which can be booked for memorable receptions, corporate events, conventions, ect.

An amount that seems like a large financial gain for him (but a sad personal loss).If you are talking a Fitness Gym type establishment, that would be a business valuation.If it's a business and not a Venue, you might want to seek out a CPA Firm that does business valuations that can help with these kinds of things.Good Luck!

New location will be in DC, location forthcoming, and will likely be the first Wednesday of the month going forward, except January where the 1st Wed is the 1st, so that will fall on the 8th instead for this January.

I have a business on my homestead, wedding venue.

My youngest daughter wanted to bake cookies for the guests (we haven’t done that), wedding parties, makeup such as Mary Kay or Monat offerings, as some of our brainstorming.