My wife and I are going to love to Portland area after our wedding in July, and would like to start flipping houses in the areas. 

And there probably will be headaches caused to by tenants and toilets, but your mindset and the wealth of resources here on BP can help you resolve and get past it, if you really want to.When I was in school for my Master's, I was working 60-hour weeks doing IT consulting, planning for a wedding, and running a youth group and choir.  

There are the occasional business use, but mostly large family groups that come for weddings, baptisms, missionary farewells and returns, family reunions, etc.

Lots of summer activities and weddings in this area in spring and summer, especially.

It will also give us a place to store our new things that we get from our wedding registry. 

They have gone as far as requiring a written letter from my Mom stating that a $1000 wedding gift was not a loan.

I happen to be flying out to Vegas tomorrow for my wedding and then my honeymoon directly after! 

Hi BP Community,From a financial perspective, should my fiancee and I plan to buy a home after our wedding or keep renting? 

I stumbled over BiggerPockets on you-tube will researching Budget Wedding's of all things, another decision weighing so heavy on my mind.  

It obviously depends on the pricing, but I get people in their all the time, for all kind of events, birthdays, weddings, passing through, work, or just to get away....90% occupancy easily.