You’ll need to buy out your former partner. To do that, you refinance your mortgage and give your partner a lump sum.
Like any mortgage, you show a combination of assets and income to obtain the mortgage financing you need. You’ll also need to show your separation agreement, if you have one, and note any child or spousal support payments you are making or receiving. Once you qualify for a mortgage, you need to release your former partner from your mortgage and remove them from your home’s title. There may be fees for these.
That’s where Robinson Mortgage Group comes in. Click any of our "Get Started" buttons to start the process of understanding how much you can qualify for. Note that spousal and child support payments received count as qualifying income on your application, and payments you will be making must also be taken into consideration when being qualified.
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Your separation agreement will outline how any jointly owned assets will be divided. You can use bank and financial statements to show your share of the assets. Assets transferred to your sole ownership require confirmation of deposit into your personal accounts.
No. In fact, it’s easier if one broker manages the process for both parties. It helps ensure the process goes smoothly and that the title updates and timing are well managed. If either party needs bridge financing to accommodate differences in timing between buying and selling, we can help find a solution. A separation mortgage can be a complex scenario, so having one team that understand the full scope of issues is a huge benefit. It goes without saying that complete and total privacy is guaranteed.
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