Every divorce is different. Your mortgage options are too.
What can MDMP help you with?
Your home and mortgage can be some of the biggest financial decisions you face during divorce. MDMP helps you understand the mortgage implications before decisions are finalized, so you can move forward with a clearer plan.
Whether you're a professional supporting a client or someone navigating divorce yourself, Karla can help you understand what's possible and what questions need to be answered.
What does divorce mortgage planning include?
MDMP is the planning, education and strategy side, not simply applying for a mortgage. We help you understand your mortgage options, explore different scenarios and identify potential challenges before decisions about your home are finalized.
We help evaluate the mortgage side of decisions such as:
Keeping the marital home
Purchasing a new home
Refinancing
Buying out a spouse
Assuming an existing mortgage
Planning for future homeownership
Understanding how support and debt obligations may affect qualification
Selling the home
The goal is to understand what is possible before you make decisions that affect your mortgage and your home. Once a plan is in place, Karla can also help you put that plan into action. If your next step involves a mortgage, she can guide you through the financing process in her role as a nationwide mortgage lender.
Interested in learning more?
Are you a divorce professional?
Family Law Attorney, Realtor, mediator, divorce coach, LLP, therapist, CDFA or CFPS
You want the best for your clients, who look to you for advice throughout the divorce process. But it’s not always clear how to help your client qualify for a mortgage post-divorce.
That’s where we come in.
Are you an individual or couple considering divorce?
We work with you every step of the way, from the question of whether you can afford to keep your home through final decree to planning the best scenario for your future in homeownership.
No more sleepless nights. No more worrying or endless hours researching family law, IRS tax codes, and lending and real estate changes.