So I asked the Director of Sales to call me back when he gets back from his honeymoon.

reality is people normally hold property or live in a property no more than 7 years..So the 10 year threshold is tough.. plus that puts those that bought pre 08.. and so many of them either lost them or divested themselves from those homes.. we as K Marie has pointed out most are in a honeymoon with buying at the bottom in a all time buyers market and have not owned them long enough to get a base line.I have seen about 3 separate threads on this topic and nary a person could respond that they owned a out of state rental for over 10 years. 

I was in Cancun last year for my honeymoon and I am a big fan of Playa Del Carmen and Tulum.  

Come to think of it I stayed in a place like this on my honeymoon in the smoky mountains.

I haven't seen my hubby so excited since I first met him and we were still in the honeymoon stage of our relationship!

now that the honey moon period is over  IE post GFC  08 to 2011 melt down and RE has start to balance out.. back to what was in my day a normal market  IE deals had to be gotten not just plucked off the treeswhat are you doing to adjust to the new times...

I got married a little over 2 weeks ago, and my Wife and I are planning a road trip/camping honeymoon throughout the Rocky Mountains, within the next month or so.I live in PA right now, but my dream has always been to live in the Rockies.

Wedding, honeymoon, family vacations, food, clothing, sports, activities, braces, college, etc.

I also strongly believe they don't take Travelers Checks where we all end up.Ask your parents to co-own the property and to share the benefits just like they had planned to share the benefits when they were in their honeymoon periods.

My most notables: 1) getting a text from a young lady celebrating her honeymoon.