Divorce forces re-finance
11-08-2006 | 11:16 AM
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Re: Divorce forces re-finance
If you had have her co-sign so both incomes counted then you'll need to refinanace to get her off the loan.
You're lucky she didn't force you to sell so she can get half the value.
You're lucky she didn't force you to sell so she can get half the value.
11-08-2006 | 05:18 PM
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Re: Divorce forces re-finance
Originally Posted by Iggy
If you had have her co-sign so both incomes counted then you'll need to refinanace to get her off the loan.
You're lucky she didn't force you to sell so she can get half the value.
You're lucky she didn't force you to sell so she can get half the value.
Its a BAJA.....
She's probably going to go buy a FOUNTAIN.
Last edited by jryan26; 11-08-2006 at 05:21 PM.
11-12-2006 | 08:51 AM
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Re: Divorce forces re-finance
Originally Posted by satisfactionII
Make a clean break and build your life and hobbies again. Divorce always results in lost house, lost cars, lost boats, motorcycles, guns, stock and bonds, even children. The absolute best ting to do is start over cleanly and be cool about it. Hope you can do that.
Out of my divorce all I kept were my truck, boat, and my dog.
I couldn't afford to refi the boat out of both names, so the boat had to go away.
I can't think of anything in my house that was part of my first marriage aside from things that I owned previous to the marriage, or items that were specificaly mine (i.e. tools, clothes, office items...)
Good Luck in whatever you choose to do.
