We got married at 23 and then spent 6 years living in it and renovating as we went.

But he met a woman, got married and moved to Kentucky.

I married my high school sweet hart in 2009 and after 5 years of honerable service I decided to move on to my next chapter.

Or, I could buy rental properties on a mortgage or flip with cash and MAYBE get 20%-100% or more ROI, but I may lose money too.I guess if I was married and had a family I would be a little more conservative.

If you are married (assume so from the "we" wording), then you will get $500k worth of gain tax free ... you may need to pay taxes on any gain above that ... hold onto those other multi-plexes if they are performing.

We originally set this up to marry my Michigan cash flow market with the California flip market.  

If you are married you can not have more than a single primary residence.

I'm in my mid-30's, married with children.

I have been happily married for 10 years and have 2 beautiful children age 6 and 8.

If you sell your persoanl residence and have a capital gain of $250,000 for single person or $500,000 for married couple, then you don't need to pay any Federal income tax on the gain.2.