Divorce Mortgage Specialist – Jacksonville, Florida
Jacksonville is known for having an eclectic mix of real estate, from single-family homes to condos with all the amenities. If you’re going through a divorce, it’s important to consult a divorce mortgage professional before settling any real estate matters.
Working with Divorce Mortgage Professionals
When you’re going through a divorce, there are many issues to discuss. You may need to make arrangements for child support, negotiate alimony payments, set up a custody schedule and/or decide how to handle several pieces of real estate. At Next Act Properties, we understand the many mortgage and real estate issues specific to divorce and we know how to help divorcing couples with all of their real estate needs.
Mortgage Solutions for Divorcing Couples
If you acquired real estate during your marriage, you may need to sell the property and split the proceeds with your spouse. Alternatively, one spouse may want to keep the home, buy-out the other spouse’s share of the equity in the home and refinance the mortgage into just their name. Our divorce experts can help you determine the best way to proceed.
Refinancing Home Loans
Should you decide to retain the marital property, we will help you determine if you qualify for a refinancing based on your credit scores, income and other factors that lenders require, some of which may be specific to your divorce.
Selling Real Estate
Depending on your situation and other financial circumstances, you may decide selling is the right move. Our divorce real estate experts can help you get a fresh start.
Separating Property
Some divorcing couples own multiple properties. If this applies to you, we can use our many years of experience to advise you on the best way to divide property and other assets to ensure each spouse gets a fair settlement.
Access Expert Advice
Next Act Properties serves clients in Clay County, Johns County and surrounding areas. If you need help determining your next steps in a divorce, contact us at (800) 795-2445.
