Fast forward ten years, she remarried, paid me back the down payment of $8K, I deeded my portion to her.

My father moved to Tennessee and my mother has since remarried.

(There were other properties as well they held in joint tenancy, this particular property was not changed to joint after they remarried)He is only one on deed.

@Bill BrandtFor clarification, I turned it to rental when I remarried.

I remarried in 2005.

She worked and retired well (Unfortunately she did lose a chunk of her retirement in the 2008 crash but thats whole other story.)In the 90s she remarried my step dad.

According to Internal Revenue Code 4975 some disqualified persons are: the IRA owner (you), parents and their spouses if remarried, grandparents and their spouses if remarried, children and their spouses, grandchildren and their spouses, designated beneficiaries of the IRA, and fiduciaries such as your CPA, financial planner, IRA custodian, etc.

Furthermore, if he ever needs to buy something in better repair you will have some cash on hand for the deposit.I finally gave up on my auto tech when he remarried.

I’ve gotten remarried, moved to Michigan and I’m starting a practice here when somehow I receive Freedom Founders Fodder in the mailbox at my new snail mail address.Clearly the result of un-monitored infusion soft-ing as I’m the last person Freedom Founders would be getting to respond to the full color multi-page mail piece.

The more experience you have with women (or men, it doesn't really matter, bad relationship partners come in all genders), the less likely you are to make a mistake in the single more important factor, your marriage, that decides if you go through life rich or poor.95% of US millionaire households are headed up by a married couple or a widow/widower. 5% are headed up by someone who is single or who chose not to remarry after divorce.