Mortgage Must-Knows for Divorce from Tami Wollensak, CDLP on The Divorce and Beyond Podcast #311

This week on the Divorce and Beyond Podcast, Susan Guthrie welcomes back Certified Divorce Lending Professional Tami Wollensak! Tami shares her absolute MUST-KNOW insights about divorce and mortgages. This episode can help you avoid making some truly expensive mistakes!

Tami was previously a guest on the popular episode “It’s All About the House: What You Need to Think About Before You Decide to Keep the House.” She is a licensed mortgage loan originator and a 28+ year industry veteran. She has discovered her passion in helping divorcing individuals navigate their home equity solutions and mortgage options while going through the most challenging time of their lives.

Topics and Golden Nuggets include:

If you want to keep the house, you must consider what is going to happen to the mortgage

What you need to know about the receipt of income and timelines when it comes to obtaining a new mortgage for the marital home

All income isn’t always qualified income 

In some cases, mortgages can be assumable by the spouse who is going to keep the house, but things can get tricky

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About this week's special guest: Tami Wollensack

Tami Wollensak is a licensed mortgage loan originator and a 28+ year veteran of the industry, she has experience working in multiple roles and facets of the industry. She has discovered her true passion in helping divorcing individuals navigate their home equity solutions and mortgage options while going through the most challenging time.

Tami has earned the certification as a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®). This specialization provides the ability to identify potential gaps in the agreement that cannot be met during the mortgage process. Tami works with her client’s attorney, coach, mediator, or financial advisor to help guide them through all the options available to ensure a successful outcome regarding the divorcing couple’s real estate or future purchase. Tami has been a guest on multiple podcasts, speaks regularly and contributes to many media outlets on divorce mortgage planning and helping divorcing homeowners to make better and more informed decisions when it comes to their real property.

As a Mortgage Loan Originator, Tami’s goal is to educate her clients, take the mystery and anxiety out of the mortgage process, and provide a sense of security and peace to each of them. Tami can lend in all 50 states. (NMLS #1963450)

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