A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate & Mortgage Financing
A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate and Mortgage Financing

In,"A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate and Mortgage Financing" you'll learn what every divorcing person and divorce professional needs to know and how to avoid the common (and not so common) mistakes when divorce and real estate are involved.

Who should read this book?

Divorcing Couples: Whether you need to refinance or sell the marital home or simply want to buy a new home after the divorce, don't set yourself up to fail by not understanding what it will take to make it happen.
Divorce Attorneys and Professionals: Set your divorcing clients up for success with a thorough understanding of the requirements for refinancing the marital home or purchasing new real estate post decree while avoiding certain tax implications involving real estate and divorce situations.
Real Estate Professionals: Working with divorcing clients is more than closing the sale. Protect your commission, license and reputation without harming your clients.
Mortgage Professionals: Refinancing the martial home or structuring a new purchase, you need to understand not only divorce mortgage guidelines but how your actions can affect other areas of your client's divorce from a legal and tax perspective.

Find the answers to these questions and more:

How can I protect myself when selling real estate during divorce?
Can I qualify to purchase a new home if I am on the mortgage of the marital home?
How can I refinance the martial home and avoid higher interest rates?
Can I buy a new home if I am paying maintenance or child support?
Can I refinance the marital home with only maintenance income?
Who gets the mortgage interest deduction on the marital home?
What if there is negative equity in the marital home?
How can I avoid capital gains tax on the future sale of the marital home?
How should we hold title to the marital home after divorce?

Jody does an excellent job of providing solutions to help set divorcing clients up for success when mortgage financing and real estate meet head on in a divorce situation. Set yourself up for success and avoid making costly mistakes that can cause long lasting harm after the divorce is final.
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A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate & Mortgage Financing
A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate and Mortgage Financing

In,"A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate and Mortgage Financing" you'll learn what every divorcing person and divorce professional needs to know and how to avoid the common (and not so common) mistakes when divorce and real estate are involved.

Who should read this book?

Divorcing Couples: Whether you need to refinance or sell the marital home or simply want to buy a new home after the divorce, don't set yourself up to fail by not understanding what it will take to make it happen.
Divorce Attorneys and Professionals: Set your divorcing clients up for success with a thorough understanding of the requirements for refinancing the marital home or purchasing new real estate post decree while avoiding certain tax implications involving real estate and divorce situations.
Real Estate Professionals: Working with divorcing clients is more than closing the sale. Protect your commission, license and reputation without harming your clients.
Mortgage Professionals: Refinancing the martial home or structuring a new purchase, you need to understand not only divorce mortgage guidelines but how your actions can affect other areas of your client's divorce from a legal and tax perspective.

Find the answers to these questions and more:

How can I protect myself when selling real estate during divorce?
Can I qualify to purchase a new home if I am on the mortgage of the marital home?
How can I refinance the martial home and avoid higher interest rates?
Can I buy a new home if I am paying maintenance or child support?
Can I refinance the marital home with only maintenance income?
Who gets the mortgage interest deduction on the marital home?
What if there is negative equity in the marital home?
How can I avoid capital gains tax on the future sale of the marital home?
How should we hold title to the marital home after divorce?

Jody does an excellent job of providing solutions to help set divorcing clients up for success when mortgage financing and real estate meet head on in a divorce situation. Set yourself up for success and avoid making costly mistakes that can cause long lasting harm after the divorce is final.
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A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate and Mortgage Financing

In,"A House Divided: The Clash between Divorce, Real Estate and Mortgage Financing" you'll learn what every divorcing person and divorce professional needs to know and how to avoid the common (and not so common) mistakes when divorce and real estate are involved.

Who should read this book?

Divorcing Couples: Whether you need to refinance or sell the marital home or simply want to buy a new home after the divorce, don't set yourself up to fail by not understanding what it will take to make it happen.
Divorce Attorneys and Professionals: Set your divorcing clients up for success with a thorough understanding of the requirements for refinancing the marital home or purchasing new real estate post decree while avoiding certain tax implications involving real estate and divorce situations.
Real Estate Professionals: Working with divorcing clients is more than closing the sale. Protect your commission, license and reputation without harming your clients.
Mortgage Professionals: Refinancing the martial home or structuring a new purchase, you need to understand not only divorce mortgage guidelines but how your actions can affect other areas of your client's divorce from a legal and tax perspective.

Find the answers to these questions and more:

How can I protect myself when selling real estate during divorce?
Can I qualify to purchase a new home if I am on the mortgage of the marital home?
How can I refinance the martial home and avoid higher interest rates?
Can I buy a new home if I am paying maintenance or child support?
Can I refinance the marital home with only maintenance income?
Who gets the mortgage interest deduction on the marital home?
What if there is negative equity in the marital home?
How can I avoid capital gains tax on the future sale of the marital home?
How should we hold title to the marital home after divorce?

Jody does an excellent job of providing solutions to help set divorcing clients up for success when mortgage financing and real estate meet head on in a divorce situation. Set yourself up for success and avoid making costly mistakes that can cause long lasting harm after the divorce is final.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940158566080
Publisher: Alexis Crown Publications
Publication date: 10/19/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 225
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

Through her own personal journey of divorce involving real estate, Jody knows firsthand the emotions divorce carries with it. Utilizing her own personal experience combined with her 25 plus years in mortgage and finance, Jody has made it her career and passion to educate the divorce community while helping divorcing clients navigate the clash between divorce, real estate and mortgage financing.

Jody Bruns is the President and Founder of the Divorce Lending & Real Estate Association and is credited with establishing industry certification programs for both real estate and mortgage professionals working with divorcing clients. Jody takes her knowledge further as an approved continuing education provider for multiple state bar associations and financial planning boards educating attorneys, financial planners and other divorce professionals on the underlying concerns when divorce and real estate meet head on.
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