| Divorce:
What You Need to Know About Your
House, Your Home Loan and Taxes
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".
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how to make this part of your current
situation less stressful.
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