Also, the houses I own are relatively new; <10 years old in a bedroom community, and they were previously owned by one a married couple who didn't divorce, file bankruptcy, have liens against the houses, county easements, etc.

Bought this house when my wife and I first got married.

Look for other opportunities via networking and engaging in the forums.Some general examples of marrying your skills to need:Do you love face to face interaction? 

Married and father of 3, my oldest is still trying to figure out life, my middle is in her 1st year of college and we are helping pay for this, at least her 1st year, and I have a son who is a sophomore in high school. 

Hello my name is Ben and I'm  newly married man planning for his future.

I assume then if my tax status is married filing jointly, we are considered one tax payer.

Good day,I am married and a first-time homebuyer.

@Maria MoyaIf you are married, you are likely going to be forced into working together with your spouse on any real estate venture.

Are you filing married/jointly and is that the best election - sometimes if you're rich spouse/richer spouse you can file separately and allocate income and itemized deductions with the other taking standard deduction to save overall. 

We had all gotten married and the places became less of a priority.