Depreciation might be unfamiliar to some U.S. taxpayers, so consulting a tax professional is recommended

The SMLLC was treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes (married filing jointly). 

She has to buy in the same, or at least the same tax payer, name as she sells in.

I believe the answer is no because there would be different taxpayers on the title but any thoughts?

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

After the 3 year period to redeem property, what am I to do as the tax payer?

This post will help taxpayers understand how to maximize accelerated deductions by examining a number of Sec. 1031 exchange rules and how they are affected by cost segregation studies.

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.

I am always surprised at how many taxpayers don't want to pay for tax planning so they can make informed decisions.