That banker in the little corner office in your home town branch may be on a career path that parallels your growing real estate business and the relationship may turn out to be a valuable asset far into the future.On the other hand I think if people know what you do for a living and know that you “work with your hands” as they say, and you appear in a suit and tie and it's not a wedding or a funeral, they're going to think you are overdoing it.

He does a great job in turn key rentals and isn't wed to any particular city or state. 

By the way this guy is the husband of one of my best girlfriends who I’ve known for years and was in their wedding...

Also, would Wed the 3rd work instead?

Just like weddings, it's cold feet.

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Debt to income is a little high due to student loans but drastically improving annually.Paid for our own wedding and honey moon in 2010 delaying extra progress on other debts for a year or so. 

Saw you post from last year - I know of a very upscale Bed & Breakfast that is expanding, due its' demand for accommodation, expanding restaurant hours and it being a number one draw for wedding venues and mansion buyouts. 

I think it will turn out to be a pretty good investment since there is soooo much to do in the area, plus wedding venues and the resort hotels are very expensive....although it's a bit risky in that you never know what type of neighbors you'll have.

I've been twidling my thumbs in reference to REI for months.I've been researching for months and was getting overwelmed with all the different aspects of REI.I had read a few books,visited various websites and webinars.I finally calmed myself and decided last wed to start off with bird-dogging and wholesaling.