My thought is no, you won't be on the loan but you will be on the deed of trust as to your marital title interests.

Even a divorce was planned to save her 1/2 of our marital assets. 

According to the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, there are 250k or 500k capital gain tax exemptions based on marital status.If it's considered as an investment property, then I'll need to prepare to do a 1031 exchange.

In my area, that includes the following:Race, Color, Religion, Sex, Familial Status, National Origin, Disability, Military Status, Sexual Orientation, Age, Creed, Marital Status, Gender Identity, Source of Income, Immigration and Citizenship StatusBeing 19 y/o, the tenant is feels that this is unfair treatment based on age.

Made no mention of anything fair housing related (personal info: race, marital status, religion etc).

It depends on your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI), Marital status and length of ownership. 365 days or less is considered a short term capital gain and it is a higher bracket than something you own 366 days or more which is a long term capital gain.The biggest punch is who is in office.

Your marital status9.

Also be aware that some states consider boyfriend and girlfriend to be "family" and those states have additional protections for "marital status".

Keep your mortgage payments current, or arrange forbearance to protect your marital assets. 

I wouldn't take anyone off the lease regardless of their marital status.