Now, if you get married and have kids, then the plan gets tougher.

My ex still refused to provide financial documents so I could file on my end correctly in 2022/2023 while still legally married.  

My wife and I fell so much in love with the area that we got married down here at Callawassie Island.

With syndications, you usually have to be an accredited investor: minimum $200,000 income ($300,000 for married couple) or $1 million net worth (excluding primary residence).

I'm getting married in the next year and starting a family, and we plan to move out when that happens, which means that even if I went through the permitting process now and was granted a rental permit w/the town, I knew that ultimately I was going to find myself screwed when the time came to get a renewal on it (every 2 years), and I wasn't able to prove that the property was still owner-occupied.

My wife and I purchased our current home 5 yrs ago before we were married.

(Nothing worse than being married to a relationship that you have not experienced yet). 

Your interest in it, your goals, your objectives will find the people to marry yourself with to get deals done.

We were married recently, and when we add in our wedding gifts with what we have been saving on our own for years, we feel that we are finally ready to pull the trigger on our first property purchase.We actually live about 90 minutes south of the ski area that we are looking to invest in, but it is an area that I am very familiar with as I have been going there my whole life.

Option 2: I can sell it and pull all the equity tax free, since I'm married and it's our primary residence.