RE: Not if you write a children's book teaching them how to cope with loss immediately afterward...

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Nov 14, 2024
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Is there any way to remove an ex spouse from a mortgage without having to

byubyu

Nov 14, 6:00pm

No. You have to refinance. You can remove her from ownership of the home (but

Manti

Nov 14, 6:01pm

I would offer her a cash payment to stay status quo as long as possible

Iman23

Nov 14, 6:02pm

Nope.

mulletino

Nov 14, 6:03pm

What if the ex dies? Do they make you refinance?

byubyu

Nov 14, 6:04pm

Nope. 😂

mulletino

Nov 14, 6:06pm

“Lenders hate this one trick”

NarfUte

Nov 14, 6:06pm

Not if you write a children's book teaching them how to cope with loss immediately afterward...

foofcoug

Nov 14, 6:08pm

RE: Not if you write a children's book teaching them how to cope with loss

byubyu

Nov 14, 6:10pm

RE: Not if you write a children's book teaching them how to cope with loss immediately afterward...

RootieBoy

Nov 14, 6:16pm

RE: Not if you write a children's book teaching them how to cope with loss immediately afterward...

Cougar-Duck

Nov 14, 7:02pm

Have her quit claim you her interest in the property.

Veracruz

Nov 14, 6:13pm

It's not me and they aren't worried about that. It's him needing to get rid of

byubyu

Nov 14, 6:14pm

The person that kept the house has to refinance. Or they sell the house.

Manti

Nov 14, 6:21pm

If they're both owners of the home, she can't use it as collateral for anything

Manti

Nov 14, 6:21pm

Why the thumb down?

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