Before marriage I'd buy like a partnership.

A house to live in post marriage.

The call came from the sellers boyfriend, stating that the seller's house was full of "bad memories" from a previous marriage and that she was motivated to sell.

Because if she's not, and you press on anyway, especially if you quit your job and place full income-earning responsibilities for the family on her, your marriage can easily become a dumpster fire.

I used to be a stay at home dad up until the end of my marriage (it wasn't really that surprising). 

In the event Wife fails to deliver the required deed, Wife agrees that the Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage in this dissolution shall serve as full conveyance of title of Wife's rights, title and interest in the North Carolina Property to Husband."

I recommend that you hire a seasoned property manager so that your marriage is free from stress. 

Mirzet, I agree 100%, It's like a marriage, can be fabulous but takes work.

This is a lot better than renting which is $700-$900 a month for marriage housing here in provo.

I'm getting married in July and my fiance and I have set a goal to buy our first rental property within our first year of marriage as our "Anniversary/wedding gift" to ourselves.