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How to Avoid Costly
Housing Mistakes During
and After a Divorce
Divorce is rarely
easy and often means a
lot of difficult
decisions. One of the
most important decisions
is what to do about the
house.
In the midst of the
heavy emotional and
financial turmoil, what
you need most is some
non-emotional,
straightforward,
specific information and
answers. Once you know
how a divorce affects
your home, your mortgage
and taxes, critical
decisions are easier.
Neutral, third party
information can help you
make logical, rather
than emotional,
decisions.
Probably the first
decision is whether you
want to continue living
in the house. Will the
familiar surroundings
bring you comfort and
emotional security, or
unpleasant memories? Do
you want to minimize
change by staying where
you are, or sell your
home and move to a new
place that offers a new
start?
Only you can answer
those questions, but
there will almost
certainly be some
financial repercussions
to your decision
process. What can you
afford? Can you manage
the old house on your
new budget? Is
refinancing possible? Or
is it better to sell and
buy? How much house can
you buy on your new
budget?
To help you know what
questions you should ask
and how to arrive at the
right answer for your
specific situation, a
FREE special report has
been prepared by
industry experts
entitled "Divorce: What
You Need to Know About
Your House, Your Home
Loan and Taxes".
Order this report NOW
to find out how to make
this part of your
current situation less
stressful. |
