Easy to get into, and everything is rosy on the wedding day

As for Baltimore,  it does get a bad rap, it's not much like the way it's portrayed,  but our location is a gateway to the Chesapeake Bay, and I'm really thinking of targeting my local and regional market as a venue for weddings,  corporate retreats,  and family functions.As for becoming profitable,  that's the question,  but even if it's a buy and hold, I'd rather just make one lump sum payment after tax season than rustle up a few thousand dollars every month.

A loud speaker and keep playing the  "Barney " theme song .

My 15 years of experience in real estate and talking with thousands of investors over the years has shown one common theme.

He wants to also purchase his own home next year before his wedding, but again has no money for this, actually has a good amount of credit card debt.

-I want to look back and say 2018 is when I changed my life.I'm just sharing so I don't lose the motivation over the next year or two.So far I've just been saving for the wedding not investing yet.

Im just beginning the med sep process, so I do have time. 

For rental properties, I'd desire to stick to locations around the theme parks for the flow of tenants year round.

They all have a general theme... spend less than what you make and pay down debts that are crippling you. 

The 2nd floor has 4 bedrooms and the house and our design theme is very farmhouse chic.