Rings in varying shades of brown radiated from that point across the salon and into the kitchen.  

There are 3rd ring suburbs with MLS listings still producing cash flow, with good schools and desirability factors.  

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!  

Also a cheap shower curtain liner and rings. 

I just picked up a second part time job to pay some debt down quicker so I can start my real estate journey but I feel completely stuck right now until ring payments and student loans are gone.

I'm a member of The RING, a meetup group for REI in Baton Rouge and at one of the meetings the following title companies were recommended by several investors:  Accent or Legacy Title, then Billy Leach in Denham Springs or Pat Miller were recommended as Title AttorneysI haven't personally used any of those named, but those were the recommendations from several investors at the meeting. 

The issue here is although there are some great investments here, the owner/occupant factor is making it tough because the houses in my budget are either too far a commute from the City or not in the condition of something we’d wed want live in the next few years. 

I've been to Harrisburg once before for a wedding.

The reason we eneded up buying out of state is because with our hometown, we realized we are only booked on weekends because we are a wedding town.

., while I would wonder why you are wedded to Charlotte, I would not just shut the lights off and go home.