The Mortgage Side of
Divorce, Handled.
It is important to consider your options and take steps to protect your financial future. I will work with your attorney or mediator to help in the process before agreements are made.
Protecting What Matters
the Most.
Credit Score Protection
During a divorce, any mortgage or lien you're named on will continue to impact your credit score, regardless of what your divorce agreement says. Until your name is formally removed from the loan, you are still financially responsible in the eyes of lenders. Protecting your credit now means more options for you later.
Preserve Homeownership Eligibility
Now is not the time to let payments slip. Even a single late payment of 1 to 30 days can obstruct your ability to qualify for a home loan, and two late payments can disqualify you for up to two years. Staying current protects your future buying power when you are ready to move forward on your own.
Evaluate Market Value of the Home
Understanding what your home is worth goes beyond a standard appraisal. We order a payoff statement that shows exactly what is owed on the loan, giving you a true picture of your equity. An appraisal alone cannot tell you what you actually walk away with.
Schedule a Meeting
Today.
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