i have been married for 31 years and I had a severe stroke and brain annurism almost 5 years ago.  

And you would have lost the opportunity to lock in a 30 yr fixed rate.If you have maxed out the 10 Fannie loans per individual (if you are married, then hopefully you got 20 out of this), then you might want to look into 30 yr fixed residential portfolio loans.

I was born in Redwood City, grew up in Menlo Park, married my childhood sweetheart from Menlo and now live in Idaho.

I stumbled onto this site a week ago after reading an article about a gentleman who found out his wife had $90,000 worth of student loan debt when they married.      

My husband and I have been married for over 30 years, and we have four children, grandchildren, and a great grandchild!

Please don't get burned because you are married to the number.

If you were there for 2 years and had that type of gain, you should be able to get out without paying taxes (~$500K for a married couple).2) Talk to a few banks and see if you can get a line of credit on it.

She was not married at the time of death.

The family members were all married and did not want the spouses of each partner to take over if one of the partners died.Our client owned several farms outside of the Chicagoland area which when purchased in 2005, at the peak of the market, having values in excess of 5,000,000.

I'm 27 and married with 2 children.