If you are married, your spouse can do another 10.  

This is essentially my situation except for two facts, which I don’t think are relevant: (1) I am married; and, (2) my debt was incurred in 2016 instead of 2009.The question posed based on these facts was: how much interest can the taxpayer deduct -- $1,000,000 or $1,100,000?

I’ve asked This before, but not sure if I asked correctly so I’m going to try again:My guy and I aren’t married we don’t live together, but we do have a 5 year plan…We’ve been together 8 years.We want to get into investing and we aren’t young 44/47.Would it be smart for the next 5 years since we aren’t married to take advantage of the 3.5% FHA loans seperate to obtain more rental to buy and hold for generational wealth.Now, one day we would like to come together and buy “our” home.What problems can occur with this plan?

Military can exclude capital gains (up to $500k for a married couple) on primary residences when they occupy for 2 out of 10 years.  

Your accountant/cpa should be able to get everything resolved.Again, what is there legally to stop you from transferring Title from a LLC, that two of the three of you are Members, and yourselves as married couple? 

@Jay DekkerI don't know how your current family dynamic is, whether you are 1) Single with no wife or kids 2) Married with no children 3) Married with wife and children.

Im looking to partner with someone who is married, and I had a general question about it. 

People are dating and marrying each other in Subto for crying out loud.

I remember how tough it was for me and I wasn’t even married with kids, yet.  

I am married to a contractor.... it is a huge pain in the A** but pull the permit.