100 interest mortgage

100 interest mortgage
Many people, even though a divorce want to remain in the home for sentimental reasons. Other times it is, despite that they want around the house soon" ex "so hard to get and was proud to have. But staying in a house they can not afford because they are emotionally to them is the No. 1 most of the errors, if a divorce is involved. Often the customer does not want to hear, but you know that they not be able to keep the house, even if they did in the settlement.

A relationship with a mortgage planner to work with your clients to find an ally in difficult financial issues of communication to your customers. Then, when your customers talk to a mortgage months in advance and can plan, with a dose of reality, what a mortgage payment will be "after" The divorce is final. This part of the conversation is often a rude awakening for many, because they are not considered part of the process in the past, often because of their situation they can not complete the documentation for their mortgage.

From a financial expert in the field of your customers actually hear reason. I've found that by meeting with the customer and review of their proposed finances (they are after settlement) and the programs we have available they are able to draw their own conclusions that they can not afford able to stay in the house.

This is the time you save time, money and your customers, you can rely on the legal issues at hand. At the end of your customers have less financial burden to them a happy customer so-called business more for you to be a win-win.

About the author: Dave Muti, JD, RMA is the author of Mortgages: What you should know.

The book contains strategies to take control of your financial future offers answers to questions mortgages and mortgage advice to top real estate issues. Dave is a consultant to divorce lawyers on subjects related to divorce and a high mortgage and mortgage planner in New Jersey.