If you want to transfer ownership of your property into a Trust or to your spouse/children, you’ll need to notify Mr. Cooper and provide one or more of the following documents: Deed – This document is used to validate that you are an owner of the property.

After a customer on the loan has passed away, you’ll need to notify Mr. Cooper and provide one or more of the following documents: Death Certificate – This document is used to validate the death of the customer and make the necessary updates to the account.

If you want to transfer ownership of your property into a Trust or to your spouse/children, you’ll need to notify Mr. Cooper and provide one or more of the following documents: Deed – This document is used to validate that you are an owner of the property.

If you want to transfer ownership of your property into a Trust or to your spouse/children, you’ll need to notify Mr. Cooper and provide one or more of the following documents: Deed – This document is used to validate that you are an owner of the property.

A prepared Lien Holder Consent / Lien Holder Authorization Form, and a Modification and Supplement to the Deed Of Trust. Your attorney and/or title company should be able to help you with the preparation of these documents.

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If you want to transfer ownership of your property into a Trust or to your spouse/children, you’ll need to notify Mr. Cooper and provide one or more of the following documents: Deed – This document is used to validate that you are an owner of the property.

DIL means that you voluntarily transfer ownership of your home to your lender, the lender terminates the loan, and the remaining balance due is forgiven. Another alternative to foreclosure is called Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure (DIL).

There are 2 ways to remove a spouse’s name from the mortgage: Release of liability – You can ask your lender for a release of liability. This is a document that releases a borrower from their obligation to pay back the loan. The spouse remaining on the mortgage needs to qualify for t...

To confirm this status, we need to be provided a copy of the Divorce Decree or Legal Separation Agreement awarding you the property, as well as any deeds related to the property, if applicable.