Mortgage industry professionals who’ve earned the Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®) credential are well-prepared to help divorcing clients and other members of the professional divorce team understand the opportunities and challenges divorce can bring to the mortgage planning process. In our blog, we discuss how CDLP®s set their clients up for success—whether they are purchasing a new home or refinancing the current mortgage in an equity buyout situation.
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Empowering Divorce Mediation with Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLP®s)The crucial role of a CDLP® in divorce mediation and the strategies they employ.
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What may be available as a legal option during settlement may not be available as a mortgage option.Divorcing Homeowners Deserve Better
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Divorce, Mortgage, and Finances: Navigating the Economic Consequences of a BreakupUnderstanding the Economic Impact of Divorce
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She got the house, huh?The family home in a divorce is no laughing matter. To some, it is just a house; to others, it is a sign of stability and security.
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Meet the Top 5 Professionals You Should Have On Your Divorce TeamWho's on your team? Every divorce is unique, so you need the right players for your unique situation.
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Three Ways a Divorcing Veteran Can Remove Their Spouse From the VA MortgageA Simple Release of Liablility Helps Divorcing Veterans Keep The Exisiting VA Loan Terms
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Tax Concerns When Moving Into An Investment Property Post DivorceWhat happens when I sell my rental turned primary home in the future?
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Two Common Mistakes Made By Divorcing HomeownersDon't overlook these two important items!
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The Net Payment Effect of Separate MaintenanceGood Intentions sometimes cause Grief
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How Much Does It Cost To Work With a CDLP®?Working with a CDLP® won't cost your client extra!
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CDLP® Divorce Mortgage Planning and Real Property Detail ReportWhen Details Matter in Divorce
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Assuming Responsibility for the Marital MortgageCan I assume the existing mortgage after the divorce is final? You can 'assume' legal responsibiity for making the payment or see a qualified assumption.
