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Why Should a Divorcing Homeowner Get Preapproved for an Equity Buy-Out? An Equity Buy-Out preapproval will provide the retaining homeowner with an idea of how much mortgage they can afford, and alleviate many issues in the future. -
How to Split Home Mortgage Interest in a Divorce Deducting Mortgage Insurance Premiums as Mortgage Interest Deduction - Divorce Lending Association -
Deducting Mortgage Insurance Premiums as a Mortgage Interest Deduction When 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. -
Alimony vs. Mortgage Interest Deduction When people compare alimony vs. mortgage interest deduction, there's usually a good amount of confusion. We explain the difference to consumers in this blog. -
Join Our New '3 Weeks to Launch' CDLP Certification Program Want to become a certified divorce lending professional? Open enrollment is now underway for our '3 Weeks to Launch' CDLP certification program. -
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. -
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. -
Refinancing the Marital Home When You Don't Live There Many 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. -
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! -
Avoiding Language Traps in the Divorce Settlement Agreement Are you looking to obtain mortgage financing following a divorce? Here's how to avoid language traps in a divorce settlement agreement. -
What Divorcing Homeowners Should Understand When Dealing With Marital Home Refinancing Divorce is messy. Add a mortgage to the equation and it's even messier. Here's what divorcing homeowners should know about marital home refinancing. -
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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