She later remarried, paid off the mortgage and I gifted my part ownership to her and still lived there.

Me: Newly remarried, I make over six figures, he makes more than twice what I do.

You remarry in 2024 (sorry) - you will file as a couple again.

Our Dad got remarried after our mother passed away.Dad had a will and prenuptial agreement with the second wife.She still survives.

Tenant protection issues - We’re in CA and introduction of limits on rent increases so want to be sure that we have the lease structured so the tenant reverts to a market rate rent at the end of the 3 year period or moves out if unwilling to pay that rate.I’m struggling with the 3 year lease being long, I don’t think I could enter an indefinite (til death) lease.Another thought what if one spouse dies and the survivor remarries a younger person?

He just remarried and got another house using new wife's VA loan, has child support to pay for another 10 years, and has been active duty since 2004.

Most of my business is dealing with clients who are in their 60’s and they haven’t been able to save what they wanted, or they got remarried later in life and need to protect a whole new family, or need some coverage for a business they’re starting, or realize they need to provide some tax free cash to help their family cover the taxes as they pass (especially as there’s serious talk about getting rid of stepped up basis for real estate).Whole life isn’t to replace term, but people are often very glad they have it.

Mom barely made it through highschool, my dad died when I was six, and we lived below the poverty line until I was 14 and she remarried. 

That’s your new basis and assuming you have lived in the subject property for 2 of the last 5 years then you would be eligible for the $250,000 deduction unless you have remarried then it would be a $500,000 deduction.

Most recently, I flipped a home after getting remarried in 2020 for a $30k profit.