As a veteran and as someone who had a service dog in their wedding all I can say to that thinking is wow!

I'm going to be down near your neck of the woods in a couple weeks for a wedding in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area.

Oh, and by the way, I bought my first property 12 months ago while I still had student loan debt and while we were saving up for a wedding 4 months later so it was a TERRIBLE decision for me, but I dont regret it at all, ha!  

I’m not sure your availability but I attend a weekly Wed morning meeting called Winvestors.

I am out of NJ, but will actually be in Denver next month for a wedding if you wanted to connect. 

Long story short, after coming back from living overseas, my wife and I both found jobs, spent the money we had saved overseas on our wedding and were approved for a certain amount for a mortgage and we went to the top of our budget on a house which will never give us a return.However we ARE very lucky because our house was a flip. 

Alright BP Nation, here's Week #25 Business Update:The Good1) Marketing, Sales & ClosingWe closed three deals this week (Wed, Thurs and Fri).

Last one I sold we listed on Wed, by Friday had 3 cash buyers, no inspections, no appraisals, no contingencies, all offers over asking, one with a beat anybody else's price up to $X.  

@Chris Reyes The income is steadier than designing wedding gowns, my previous career.

Additionally, I am the proprietor of a small business in the wedding industry, which is principally managed by my wife and generates approximately $50,000 annually.While I have no intention of resigning from my current position, I am keen on expanding into the realm of real estate investment, an area I've long been interested in.Together with my wife, we aspire to develop a portfolio that includes both long-term and, eventually, short-term rental properties.