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Divorcing Your Mortgage Newsletter – May 2020 Edition 2
Avoiding Acceleration of Mortgage in Divorce Although the Divorce Decree may determine who retains ownership of the marital home after the divorce is final, it is important to understand that the Deed, Decree and Debt are three entirely...
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The Advantage of a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP)
When a divorce involves real estate and mortgage financing – you need to work with a Certified Divorce Lending Professional. A professional divorce team has a range of team players including the attorney, financial planner, accountant,...
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Proceeds from the Sale of the Marital Home A mortgage escrow account is designed to hold a homeowner's periodic payments for real estate taxes, mortgage insurance and possibly homeowners insurance. Mortgage escrow accounts normally build up...
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How Changes In The Mortgage Industry Will Affect Divorcing Clients
Divorce is messy as it is. Throw in the recent changes within the mortgage industry and it may get even messier! When divorce involves refinancing the marital home, divorcing borrowers typically are looking to pull equity out of the home in...
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The Disposition of the Marital Home in Divorce
Typically, one of, if not the biggest marital assets is the marital home, right? The two most common ways to deal with the marital home is for one party to retain the home and pay the other party their share of the equity by refinancing the...
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Can you use divorce income to qualify for mortgage financing?
Divorce and mortgage financing concerns are often a touchy subject in divorce situations. Particularly when one spouse is dependent upon income awarded from the divorce for mortgage qualifying purposes and also when contingent liabilities are...
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How Ownership of the Marital Home is Transferred The basic understanding of the various real estate deeds is a must when transferring title and ownership to real estate during a divorce situation. A real estate deed is a legal instrument (document), almost...
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The Impact of COVID-19 and Divorce Mortgage Financing
The last couple of weeks have produced some very significant changes in the mortgage industry that could affect divorcing couples needing mortgage financing in the future. As turbulence continues in the housing market with mortgage rates fluctuating and...
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Refinancing From a Financial Perspective Homeowners, divorcing or not, typically don’t understand the science of refinancing their current mortgage from a financial perspective. When divorcing clients are required to refinance the marital home...
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Should Divorcing Clients Be Pre-Approved Before Agreeing to Refinance the Marital Home?
New home buyers are often required to be preapproved for mortgage financing prior to submitting an offer to purchase a home. This standard procedure is done to show not only the buyer’s good faith but their financial strength to the sellers. Is...
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