I noticed that some day you'd like to own a wedding venue, that is awesome. 

Yes, we are all busy, but if you are not actively participating in a wedding ceremony as the bride or groom, not with another client, and not sleeping or dead, answer the phone.

Plus, most of my savings is going toward a honeymoon and wedding expenses for next year.Question is, is there a way for me to get started?

As if planning a destination wedding is not hard enough as it is, can I ask the tenants to move out mid February instead?

The two must-attend meetings are definitely the regular DREIA meetings (3rd Wed) and the BREIA meetings (1st Wed).  

Also, a few properties down they're putting in a large wedding event venue - good for short term rental too.

In town locations that are walk-able to restaurants and bars (or wedding venues)3.

I have a girlfriend that should be my fiancé (can't afford a ring, much less a wedding)  who wants to start a family (DEFINITELY can't afford that) a mother with hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills (I should be home taking care of her) and deteriorating friendships that I thought would last a lifetime.

Your car breaks down; you want to go to Mexico; your kid needs braces; your buddies want to go to Vegas; you're best man in your brother's wedding; ETC.

Thanks for the support, I often feel late to the party but I can finally focus after kids finished college and weddings.