Maternity Mortgage Tips
Having a baby can be an exciting yet uncertain time, especially when considering a bigger house for your growing family. Learn how maternity/parental leave affects your mortgage qualifications and discover tips from mortgage broker Nicki Pike on navigating this process to secure the perfect family home.
New Beginnings & a New Home
It’s no secret that navigating the complexities of separation and divorce can be challenging, making it essential to have a strong support system around you.
A team of professionals with experience, empathy and patience that will play a crucial role in helping you make substantial decisions about your life. One such professional is Georgina Thorne, Mortgage Broker.
Here’s what one of her clients shared:
Helping Women Find a Home of Their Own
I know life doesn’t always go as planned, but you can have a plan moving forward.
It’s why I am incredibly passionate about helping women who have experienced separation and divorce so I can help them feel more at ease when buying their next home.
And that is exactly what I use in my unique process to help women with their home buying process.
What is Collaborative Practice?
You and your partner are separating and you probably have a long list of questions and concerns about your children, your money, and your assets. On top of that, you might be facing some big feelings: mistrust, resentment, loss, or fear of the unknown.
Is there a way to address those realities without going to court?
Bridging the Gap
We had to sell the house. I dreaded going back there. I didn’t want to deal with it.
Having someone to take care of the details and manage the coordination of services can help alleviate the stress and free up time needed to stay focused on life.
How to Buy Your Spouse Out of the Matrimonial Home
For many separating couples, their home is their most important asset.
That’s why seeking the advice of a divorce mortgage specialist can help set the stage for a successful separation – so the two of you can proceed financially independent of each other.