Assumptions
Assumability is based on your loan’s investor and the language in your loan documents. If permissible, a mortgage assumption can remove a co-borrower in a divorce. Additionally, the remaining borrower must meet certain requirements, including credit and debt-to-income, to qualify on their own.
Please contact us to begin the process. Refer to our Contact Information page for details.
Fees vary by location, but may include:
- Assumption fee
- Recording fee
- Taxes
- Settlement fees
- Homeowners Insurance
- Notary fees
- Title fees
- Attorney fees (if required)
- Other third-party fees
We can only assist with mortgage assumptions for loans that we currently service. You may qualify for an assumption if:
- The mortgage is at least one year old.
- All payments and loan terms are up to date.
- Only first mortgages can be assumed.