by Karla Kyte | Jun 9, 2026 | Homeownership
One of the most common mistakes I see in divorce negotiations involves the timeline for refinancing or removing a spouse from the mortgage. Many people believe that if their name remains on the marital mortgage after divorce, they won’t be able to qualify to buy...
by Karla Kyte | Jun 2, 2026 | Why MDMP
For years, one of the biggest questions in divorce was: Who gets the house? Today, I’m seeing a different problem emerge. The question is no longer just who keeps the home. The question is: What happens when there isn’t enough equity for a clean exit? As...
by Karla Kyte | May 28, 2026 | You Need Strategy
One of the most common assumptions in divorce is that if the court orders the marital home to be sold, the problem is solved. The house gets listed. The house sells. The mortgage gets paid off. Everyone moves on. But what happens when the home doesn’t sell?...
by Karla Kyte | May 26, 2026 | You Need Strategy
When a divorcing couple owns a home together, many people assume that refinancing is automatically required if one spouse is going to keep the property. In reality, one of the simplest real estate scenarios in divorce occurs when both spouses are on title, but only...
by Karla Kyte | May 19, 2026 | Why MDMP
One of the biggest mistakes I see in divorce cases happens before the settlement agreement is even finalized. The attorney asks the client to: “Call your lender and see if the loan is assumable.” “See if you qualify to refinance.” “Talk to your mortgage company about...
