One Home to Two: What Are Your Real Estate Options During Divorce
Seth Feinman and Mark D. Friedman share with listeners how they can have lenders fight for their business, interest rates, and how to win the property..
Financially Ever After Widowhood
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Show Notes
Seth Feinman is a 15-year veteran in the mortgage industry. His current role is Vice President of Silver Fin Capital, where he manages the licensed loan origination team. He is most proud of working one-on-one with clients to find the best loan product based on their unique situations. Mark D. Friedman is an award-winning real estate broker at Brown Harris Stevens and also represents buyers and sellers in Manhattan real estate as the co-founder of the Friedman-Rosenthal team. Seth and Mark share with listeners how they can have lenders fight for their business. They talk about interest rates and how to win the property.
- When divorce happens, one party may potentially need to keep the home and refinance, and the other is going to be moving out and potentially buying.
- Self-employed borrowers need to work with mortgage brokers as opposed to mortgage bankers - it affords them more options and different ways to structure their loan.
- You have to be smart about who you hire as a mortgage broker, and ensure that you do research yourself as well.
- People who work in banks will act in the interest of their employers, and in order to keep them happy they will sell clients whatever product their lender has available, which may or may not be what works best for the client.
Resources
Seth Feinman on LinkedIn
Mark D. Friedman on the Web | LinkedIn | Twitter
Stacy Francis on LinkedIn | Twitter
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