With your primary you have a 1021 exemption you can use up to $500K (Married Couples) and if there is any gain above that then you will also have capital gain taxes on that. 

The old adage is that you "marry the property, but date the rate" meaning that you can refinance down the road to lower the rate if the opportunity arises.

Let me share my story.As the title suggests, I received a house as a gift from my father-in-law upon getting married.

In June 2022, I got married and my wife moved in, and around that same time, all the tenants moved out.

The advertisement includes the delinquent taxpayer's name and a reference to the county's map-block-parcel number for each property.

I meet the requirements for an accredited investor and so do many people in the San Francisco Bay Area (pretty easy for a married couple with $300,000 income, lots of people in that situation).

I'm excited to share that I'm getting married in April 2025.

This is specifically what the Colorado nonresident statement is addressing.Colorado is one of the few states which explicitly mention this in their instructions.When you receive a state K-1 which reports positive income for a state, this doesn't take into account prior passive losses as it is up to the taxpayer to allocate income/loss to the specific state on the state tax return.

Get a feeling if they're married to the unit or if they might flea if you raise rents.

This way the first $250k (if single) or first $500k (if married) of the profits are tax free.