There’s no doubt that ending your marriage is an emotionally stressful experience, but a CDLP® can help ensure that your mortgage won’t keep you from reaching your short-term or long-term financial goals. In this blog, you can learn how more about the services a CDLP® provides and why you should consider adding them to your professional divorce team.
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Divorce Mortgage Planning DefinedWhat is Divorce Mortgage Planning and why is it necessary during a divorce?
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Can Trigger Leads Be Harmful For Divorcing Homeowners?What are trigger leads and how do they affect divorcing homeowners?
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Can I assume the existing mortgage?With rising interest rates, assuming the current mortgage loan may seem ideal.
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What does it take to be a game changer?Involving divorce mortgage planning and a CDLP™ during the divorce process can be a real game changer.
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An Equity Buy-Out is Not a Mortgage Loan!An equity buy-out in a divorce is not a type of mortgage loan
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Can you divorce the house?Divorcing homeowners can't just divorce the house - there's a lot more involved than you realize.
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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.
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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.
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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.