There are also societal issues - historically, women had to be more concerned with reserving assets for the future in case the male died and she was left raising children on her own - and discrimination issues, wherein a lot of people assume the woman is in a secondary role (I see this in my own office with how some men interact with my female employees) - and early childhood issues - how many women are taught to "take risks" at an early age? 

BackgroundMy partner who also happens to be my childhood friend started our investment journey 12 months ago and this was our first property together.

My child hood home, I already own the 2bd home nice yard with shed garage and mature trees.

My hubby and I live on his childhood house with our 3 babies ( my husband says is his because he is the one that pays for everything always and his parents dont live there...

She pays using a trust fund that she has from an insurance payout following injuries sustained in a childhood car accident.Why do you consider this a red flag?

Great family, education, growing up without having to worry about food, water, or shelter, and the chance to live my childhood dream of playing basketball professionally.

My guilty pleasure has been cars from my childhood.  1986 buick grand national and 1979 pontiac trans am (bandit)  I didn't own either one, but had crappy versions in highschool.

@Jeff Brower,Spoken like a true salesman, made me smile :)"Hurry up and just buy 2, who cares if you and your new bride live separate for a year!!!!"

Mom and Dad won't be here forever and someday may want you and your new bride out of their home.  

A childhood friends' quote is "buy, hold and get old"  nice right?