After I spent WAY too much on a wedding /honeymoon, it took me some time to pay that off. 

I've been twidling my thumbs in reference to REI for months.I've been researching for months and was getting overwelmed with all the different aspects of REI.I had read a few books,visited various websites and webinars.I finally calmed myself and decided last wed to start off with bird-dogging and wholesaling.

My wife and I had just gotten married in October 2011 and the next year we made the difficult decision to sell our home on a short sale rather than sink all of our wedding money into refinancing it.

Research what to do next while you wait for the phone to ring if you want something even cheaper...1.

Then you would do a ring map of 1/2 mile, 1 mile, etc. based on density of location.Dollar tree I believe is an inline only store in a shopping and not free standing.

I lowered it by $50/month and my phone was ringing off the hook.  

The estate will collect the proceeds on the sale, pay the attorney and expenses, any other creditors if necessary and distribute the remaining funds to the beneficiaries.Those numbers ring a bell

Debt to income is a little high due to student loans but drastically improving annually.Paid for our own wedding and honey moon in 2010 delaying extra progress on other debts for a year or so. 

I applaud your efforts to teach your daughter the basics of FINANCE.My youngest daughter (& RE investor) was recently in a wedding party where the groom (PharmD) belatedly discovered his bride (MBA) had >$45k in student loans.

Law enforcement finally broke up the biggest drug ring out there eith connections to the Mexican Mafia and several local and national gangs.The negatives...