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.

I got married at a young age, 25.

We've been on the earn and consume treadmill for the last two years as we graduated, got married, and bought a house - we want off! 

I’m married, 43, and living in New York State.

On the other hand, LLC's have no federal filing requirements for a single member or married couple. 

Again, any thoughts, help, comments are very much appreciated.Thank you for your time,Daniel Most of the stuff for people that are engaged to be married, but not yet married, but want to apply for a mortgage together, will be applicable to you.

One tip: if you are married and your wife also works and can support the DTI, do your buying in separate names so you can each max out the 10 Fannie Mae loans. 

I would probably not get married but if I did it would need to be a like minded investor that brought her own investments to the marriage (love is only a state of mind and highly over rated).