Since owning the home, I fell in love, got married, had a baby boy and my decisions are now affecting others.

Came across related people and come to find out she had a son who is also deceased but got in contact with her daughter in law who was married to her deceased son and still carries his last name.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Dave R would say to get married.   

I assume it is because your spouse has a marital interest in your property as long as you are married in North Carolina.

We got married at 19 and moved to Colorado. 

That's why 95% of millionaire households in the USA, according the IRS, are either headed up by a married couple or a widow/widower.

Also as a side note if your married.

I can buy a piece of property and my spouse should be able to do the same regardless if we are married was my understanding. 1) I want to buy an investment property with my va loan (yes I know I have to occupy the property for up to 6 months to a year) 2) She wants to buy a house with hersI went through my same mortgage company where I bought my previous property and he said it would be hard to explain that to the lenders since you guys aren’t getting divorced or separated... so I’m just a little confused as to why that would matter if we both are entitled to a va loan separately?

My wife and I purchased a manufactured (mobile) home when we first married in 1991.

@Roemeo Barnette my fiancé and I are trying to do the same thing with our entitlements; a little easier for us as we are not yet married but similar issues.