Pam Theroux, REALTOR®
415.640.0336
ptheroux@fhallen.com
Life Changing?
Are you going through a life change...a separation or divorce and need to decide what to do with your home? As part of my service, I am happy to compile and give you a free comparative market analysis (CMA) to help you see your homes value in todays market. Many times the family home is the most valuable asset in a divorce, however, when dividing marital property, appraisal minus mortgages does NOT necessarily equal equity! This incomplete equation can leave your house over-valued and that can work against you. More real estate due diligence is needed much earlier in ones divorce process.
Your home could have hidden defects--like termites, unseen mold, deferred maintenance--and that affects the value of the property. Or, how about unknown liens on the property? Many times these things are not discovered until after your property settlement is signed, sealed, filed and final! If not detected before you sign your settlement, the spouse retaining the house probably did not receive an equitable division.
To protect your interest, you need a real estate agent specializing in divorce--a RCS-D REALTOR® that knows how to work with you, your mediators or legal teams to come up with workable options for both parties.
I am a RCS-D REALTOR®--a Real Estate Collaborative Specialist-Divorce. I am also a Family Law paralegal and worked under family law attorney's and mediators for over 11 years. As a RCS-D REALTOR®, I am professionally trained to neutralize divorce real estate as a business transaction in the best interest of the house-and each divorcing spouse. I understand what you are going through as I've been there too. Let’s talk.
Your home could have hidden defects--like termites, unseen mold, deferred maintenance--and that affects the value of the property. Or, how about unknown liens on the property? Many times these things are not discovered until after your property settlement is signed, sealed, filed and final! If not detected before you sign your settlement, the spouse retaining the house probably did not receive an equitable division.
To protect your interest, you need a real estate agent specializing in divorce--a RCS-D REALTOR® that knows how to work with you, your mediators or legal teams to come up with workable options for both parties.
I am a RCS-D REALTOR®--a Real Estate Collaborative Specialist-Divorce. I am also a Family Law paralegal and worked under family law attorney's and mediators for over 11 years. As a RCS-D REALTOR®, I am professionally trained to neutralize divorce real estate as a business transaction in the best interest of the house-and each divorcing spouse. I understand what you are going through as I've been there too. Let’s talk.
Pam Theroux,REALTOR®
415.640.0336
