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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Having a strong divorce team with creative thinking can be a major asset in divorce.Sometimes you just need to get creative!
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The Effect of Divorce in the WorkplaceDivorce can have a negative effect in the workplace including an employee's production and the overall morale in the office.
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What Does "Vetting the House" really mean?Vetting the house during divorce involves taking a deeper look into the property details. This process includes ownership, time of ownership, existing mortgage balance and more.
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Avoid Language Traps in the Marital Settlement AgreementThe words used in a divorce settlement agreement may have the same meaning and intent; however, which words are used may trip up mortgage financing
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What Is The Difference Between Divorce Lending and Divorce Mortgage Planning?Divorce Mortgage Planning is a much larger concept that helping a divorced borrower obtain mortgage financing. Certified Divorce Lending Professionals are divorce mortgage planners who make a difference.
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The Power of Perspective During DivorceEach member of the divorce team has a different perspective on many aspects of divorce - especially the marital home.
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Addressing the Decree, the Deed, and the Debt During DivorceThe deed, decree, and debt all intersect during divorce yet all three need to be dealt with separately in the settlement process.
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Can Divorcing Veterans Use an I.R.R.R.L. To Refinance The Marital Home?When veterans divorce, can they use an IRRRL to refinance the current VA Mortgage on their home?
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Can You Use Divorce Support Income For Getting A Mortgage?Not all support income received during divorce can be used for obtaining a mortgage.
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Two Common Mistakes Made By Divorcing Homeowners During DivorceAvoid making these two common mistakes regarding mortgage planning during a divorce.
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When divorce is becoming less common for younger adults, the so-called 'gray divorce' is rising.Regardless of the 'why,' serious financial considerations for divorcing seniors may impact housing and real property concerns.
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What If You're Awarded The Marital Home And Not On The Mortgage?When you are not on the current mortgage but you need to refinance it into your name post-divorce.
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