In our blog, we explain how the Divorce Lending Association's CDLP™ training course can help you advance your career by giving you the skills you need to more effectively serve divorcing homeowners. Learn what to expect from the class and how to market your business as a part of the professional divorce team.
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Deducting Mortgage Insurance Premiums as a Mortgage Interest DeductionWhen a purchase loan in first lien position exceeds 80% loan to value, mortgage insurance may be put on the mortgage to protect the mortgage lender.
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Alimony vs. Mortgage Interest DeductionWhen people compare alimony vs. mortgage interest deduction, there's usually a good amount of confusion. We explain the difference to consumers in this blog.
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Join Our New '3 Weeks to Launch' CDLP Certification ProgramWant to become a certified divorce lending professional? Open enrollment is now underway for our '3 Weeks to Launch' CDLP certification program.
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Should You Buy a New Home with Cash During a Divorce?Divorcing clients often decide to purchase a new home with cash during a divorce. Find out what the difference is between using cash vs. mortgage financing.
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Quitclaim Deed vs. Warranty Deed: What's the Difference?Understanding real estate deeds, i.e. Quitclaim deed vs. Warranty deed, is a must when transferring title and ownership to real estate during a divorce.
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Refinancing the Marital Home When You Don't Live ThereMany times in a divorce situation, one of the parties may not be living in the marital home at the time of the divorce, and refinancing comes into play.
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You're Awarded the Marital Home But Not on the Mortgage - Now What?You were awarded the marital home in the divorce but you’re not currently on the mortgage. What do you do next? Find out now!
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Avoiding Language Traps in the Divorce Settlement AgreementAre you looking to obtain mortgage financing following a divorce? Here's how to avoid language traps in a divorce settlement agreement.
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What Divorcing Homeowners Should Understand When Dealing With Marital Home RefinancingDivorce is messy. Add a mortgage to the equation and it's even messier. Here's what divorcing homeowners should know about marital home refinancing.
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Is a Reverse Mortgage Right for Divorcing Homeowners?A reverse mortgage were created specifically for senior homeowners, 62 years and older, who want to convert part of their home’s equity into loan proceeds.
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What Really Matters: Perspective Within You Divorce TeamEver given thought to the value of perspective that each member of the professional divorce team brings to the table? The makeup of your team is important.
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Using Your Income From a Divorce to Qualify for Mortgage FinancingHow do you use the income from divorce in order to qualify for mortgage financing? Avoid common hurdles and make it work with the help of an experienced CDLP.
