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Property Valuation & Market Analysis

Property Valuation & Market Analysis

Property Valuation & Market Analysis

 Know the true value before making financial decision 

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Sell Your Home During Divorce

Property Valuation & Market Analysis

Property Valuation & Market Analysis

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Mortgage & Affordability Review

Property Valuation & Market Analysis

Mortgage & Affordability Review

Understand if you can keep the property or need to sell

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Senior Divorce Support

Senior Divorce Support

Mortgage & Affordability Review

 Helping mature couples manage home sales, downsizing, or relocation

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Financial Information

Senior Divorce Support

Financial Information

Assistance in compiling the financial documentation

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Property Valuation & Market Analysis

 

Understanding the accurate value of your property is essential before making any decisions during a divorce. Whether you’re considering selling, refinancing, or buying out your spouse’s share, you need clear and unbiased information.

We provide a comprehensive market analysis (CMA) based on current comparable sales, local market trends, and property condition — not just online estimates. This professional evaluation helps you and your advisors understand:


  • The real market value of your home today
     
  • How much equity you have after paying off the mortgage and costs of sale
     
  • What your realistic selling price range would be in the current market
     
  • Whether it’s financially feasible for one party to keep the home or if selling is the best option
     

Having this data upfront allows you to make informed, fair decisions — reducing conflict and uncertainty during an already emotional process.

Sell your home during divorce

 

 

Selling a home during divorce can be one of the most emotionally and financially complex parts of the process. Our role is to help both parties move forward with clarity, neutrality, and professionalism.

We act as neutral real estate professionals, ensuring that both sides receive the same accurate information, updates, and guidance throughout the transaction. My focus is on achieving the best possible financial outcome for everyone involved, while minimizing stress and conflict.

Here’s how we can help:


  • Provide objective advice on pricing, timing, and marketing strategies
     
  • Coordinate all showings, inspections, and repairs to keep the sale moving smoothly
     
  • Maintain clear, respectful communication with both parties and their attorneys or mediators
     
  • Handle offers and negotiations impartially, always keeping your shared financial interests in mind
     
  • Manage the closing process and documentation to ensure a fair and efficient sale
     

Every situation is different — some couples sell immediately, while others wait until after the divorce is finalized. Whatever your timeline or arrangement, we ensure the process remains transparent, efficient, and equitable.

Selling the family home is never easy, but with the right support, it can be handled with fairness and dignity — allowing both parties to move toward their next chapter with confidence.

Mortgage & Affordability Review

 

One of the biggest questions during a divorce is whether one party can realistically afford to keep the home. What may seem emotionally important must also make sense financially — both now and in the long term.

We provide a clear and practical assessment of your mortgage situation, housing costs, and future affordability so you can make confident, informed decisions.

Together, we review:


  • Your current mortgage balance, payments, and terms
     
  • Potential refinancing options if one spouse wishes to keep the home
     
  • Estimated costs of ownership, including insurance, taxes, maintenance, and HOA fees
     
  • Projected market changes that could affect your equity or payment capacity
     
  • The financial implications of selling versus keeping the property
     

We often work alongside your CPA, financial advisor, or divorce attorney to ensure all aspects — legal, tax, and financial — are fully considered before you decide.

This analysis helps determine if staying in the home is sustainable, or if selling provides a more stable financial foundation for both parties. 

Senior Divorce Support

Divorce later in life brings unique emotional and financial challenges — especially when it comes to real estate. After years of building a home, equity, and memories together, deciding what to do with the property requires sensitivity, experience, and careful planning.

We specialize in helping senior couples evaluate their housing and financial options with clarity and respect. Whether you’re considering selling, downsizing, or dividing multiple properties, we provide step-by-step guidance tailored to your goals and circumstances.

Here’s how we can help:


  • Conduct a detailed market and equity review to understand your property’s true value
     
  • Explore downsizing or relocation options that fit your lifestyle and financial needs
     
  • Coordinate with attorneys, financial planners, and family members to ensure every decision supports your long-term stability
     
  • Manage the entire selling process — from preparing the home to closing — with discretion and empathy



Financial information

 

In a divorce, financial information refers to the complete set of documents and data that show each spouse’s income, assets, debts, and expenses. This information is used by attorneys, mediators, and the court to ensure a fair and transparent division of marital property.

When real estate is involved, financial information typically includes:


  • Property valuations – professional estimates of a home’s current market value.
     
  • Mortgage and loan details – balances, payment history, and interest terms.
     
  • Equity summaries – showing how much of the property’s value each spouse owns.
     
  • Estimated sale proceeds – projections of what each party might receive if the home is sold.
     
  • Ownership and tax documents – such as deeds, insurance records, and property tax bills.
     

Providing accurate financial information helps avoid disputes, ensures compliance with court disclosure requirements, and supports informed decision-making about whether to sell, refinance, or retain the property.

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