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CDLP® Divorce Mortgage Planning and Real Property Detail Report
In a divorce, we are often more focused on curing the problem at hand, i.e., distributing real property and assets, that we forget there is life after divorce. The biggest challenge is the lack of knowledge, understanding, and preparedness of how the various pieces of...
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The Value of an Equity Buy-Out PreApproval in a Changing Mortgage Environment
With mortgage rates on 30-year, fixed-rate loans rising over 6%, the cost of mortgages is significantly higher, making it more difficult for divorcing homeowners to refinance their marital home or buy a new one. Divorcing homeowners who are now faced with refinancing...
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Don’t Let Divorce Ruin Your Credit
When divorce is present, it is crucial to understand what happens to the liability for credit card debt in divorcing situations. In a divorce, the extent of a party's liability for credit card debt depends on: Whether they live in common law or community property...
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Mortgage This: 5 Tips for Working With Mortgage Brokers
Did you know traditional financial institutions provide only 1/3 of all mortgages? It's true—mortgage brokers sell the majority of home loan products today. Considering how much time and money a home loan broker can save you, that's no wonder. Brokers help their...
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Navigating the Residential Mortgage Market: A Guide
This year, the average rate for a fixed 30-year mortgage is 6.38%. The residential mortgage market is currently hotter and busier than ever before. More and more people are starting to buy houses even as house prices continue to skyrocket. This is the case because...
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The Issue With Overlooking Property Taxes in Divorce
Property Taxes and Escrow Accounts What is property tax? Property tax is paid by an individual or entity on an owned property. Property taxes are a type of “ad valorem” tax, which means they are based on the assessed value of real property and some tangible personal...
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Is Refinance Mortgage to a 15 Year Better Than Making Extra Payments
Now is a great time to refinance your home. But do you know whether you should refinance from a 30-year mortgage to a 15-year one? Most homeowners who want to refinance mortgage rates are hoping to get a better rate and lower their monthly payments. However, you...
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What Are Mortgage Points and How Do They Affect Interest Rates
If you're preparing to buy a house, you know there's a plethora of things to consider. While you might want to focus on the fun stuff like paint colors and flower planting, first you need to consider the financial aspects of getting into a house. First, you'll worry...
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What Happens To The Reverse Mortgage After Divorce?
Couples can divorce later in life for the same reasons younger couples split up – but when you’re over 50, these reasons are framed by aging and the realization that you have more years behind you than ahead of you. While there may be differences in the emotional...
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How a Mortgage Report can Help You Understand Your Refinancing Options
What if you could learn all about your refinancing options practically overnight? A good mortgage report is one of the best ways to learn about refinancing your mortgage. Unfortunately, most homeowners don't know what these reports are, much less how the reports can...
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