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Mortgage Matters: Navigating Homeownership During Divorce with Renee Coleman

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In this episode of Divorce Happens, host Olivia Howell sits down with Renee Coleman, a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP) and residential mortgage lender, to discuss a vital yet often overlooked aspect of divorce—the mortgage. Renee shares her expertise on navigating the financial complexities tied to homeownership during and after a divorce, offering practical advice for individuals considering or going through this transition. From understanding the difference between being on the mortgage versus the title to the importance of pulling your credit report early, this conversation is packed with actionable steps for protecting your financial future.

Listeners will also learn how to build a strong support team, including a trusted lender, to navigate challenges like refinancing a home, dividing assets, and preparing financially for life post-divorce. Olivia and Renee delve into real-life scenarios, like managing equity buyouts, working with limited income, and planning strategically for homeownership post-divorce. Whether you're in the early stages of divorce or planning for the future, this episode provides essential insights to help you make informed decisions.

Get in touch with Renee on her Fresh Starts Profile: https://www.freshstartsregistry.com/resourceguide/crosscountry-mortgage

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Mortgage Matters: Navigating Homeownership During Divorce with Renee Coleman

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