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2 Mortgage Guys: What to do about mortgage after a divorce

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Oct 12th 2009 at 3:00PM
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Filed under: Credit, Real Estate, Relationships, Video, The2MortgageGuys, Mortgages

Unfortunately divorces are a part of life and if you're unfortunate enough to go through one then there are a few things you need to understand regarding your home, mortgage and future credit.

Check out this week's episode of Show & Tell with The 2 Mortgage Guys and we'll fill you in on one of the biggest misconceptions we encounter when meeting with recent divorcees.

Ryan Minick and Steve DeLon are The 2 Mortgage Guys. Subscribe to their newsletter or visit them at www.The2MortgageGuys.com.

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