She ends up disclosing to my wife in a general conversation that she is married & that her husband is deployed oversees and won't be back for x months.

However, if the Joint tenants are married filing a joint return then technically it is only one taxpayer and not two. 

I'm lucky I'm still married and supported by my wife and my mother who pays for my full time nurse. 

It looks like you're married with child(ren) so a four-plex would probably result in divorce or insanity.

This way, you do not have to marry (which is equity/LLC) before you date (set return).In the future, after this deal, if you guys work together seamlessly, then maybe create a new LLC. 

At lower profit levels, there're minimal or no tax benefits.If you're married, an LLC filing a partnership return may be the best option.It is acceptable to not have any business entity when you start, as long as legal liability is addressed with insurance.

Hi Everyone,I have a client interested in building a new home on a private lot(not in a subdivision) he's married to the idea of staying in a specific location, so buying in to a new development is out the questions for him.I am looking for a builder in the area who can help guide me through the process he has the lot chosen and we confirmed with planning and development that he can indeed build the home he wants now we are looking to find out how much it will cost to build.He's looking to build2 Story home*4 to 6 Beds3 to 4.5 2,600 - 3,200 sq. ft3 Car Garage*round drive wayis looking to pay cash to buildPlease let me know if this is something you can help me with.

Married?

We are not married but we own the home jointly.

I sold the S-10 to get married and buy a house...still have the Barracuda in my garage waiting to be restored.