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Selling A House In Joint Names Divorce In Houston

In most divorces, hard feelings between spouses make selling a Houston house in joint names divorce difficult, as more often than not, one or both parties want to inflict as much emotional harm on the other person as possible. Unfortunately, the couple’s shared finances often take the brunt of this ax-grinding.

When selling a house with joint names during divorce, the best option is always to temporarily set aside differences and work towards an outcome that is mutually beneficial.

In other words, work together long enough to sell the house so both parties can take their equity from the sale…or at the very least, just walk away from the situation with the house sold.

When Couples Agree to Selling A House in Joint Names Divorce In TX

Understandably, couples in the middle of a divorce often can’t see beyond their short-term anger.

We see it when we work with couples who need to sell quickly during a divorce, but almost always can find a way to get everyone to work toward the common goal of getting the house sold. Often times we’ll buy the house for cash. We can make you a cash offer, just call us at 713-379-4376 to discuss the situation and we’ll make you a fair offer within 24 hours. 

They are so blinded by their desire to get even with their spouse that they actually cause harm to themselves and others around them. While this response to divorce is understandable, it’s not the best approach, especially when trying to sell the Houston house in joint names.

It almost always requires both parties to compromise when selling a Houston house during the divorce, so that they can leave the marriage with their dignity, emotions, and finances relatively intact.

Saving Time And Selling The House Fast May Be The Cheapest Option In The Long Run

The only people to benefit from one or both parties refusing to compromise on selling a Houston house in joint names divorce proceedings are the couple’s divorce attorneys. That’s because every hour spent without reaching an agreement is money that is subtracted from the bottom line profits of the final sale.

Divorce attorneys charge hundreds of dollars per hour, regardless of whether they are in court or simply consulting with their clients in the office or on the phone.

If both parties can agree to set aside their differences long enough for to sell the house quickly, they can keep all of this money for themselves and use it to rebuild their lives!

Coming To An Agreement To Sell The TX House

Generally, when a divorcing couple disputes the sale of a jointly-owned home, it serves an emotional rather than a practical need. What they usually don’t realize, however, is that by not quickly selling the Houston house that’s held in joint names, they are hurting themselves just as much – if not more than – the other party.

That’s because the longer selling the house drags on, the smaller the settlement both parties can take away after the divorce.

Every month you don’t sell the house is another house payment, tax payment, insurance payment, utilities, attorneys fees…you get the idea.

Both parties are going to come to some sort of mutual agreement eventually – or their attorneys or divorce court judge will. Instead of wasting away thousands in attorneys fees in a legal battle… and “waiting it out” to sell the house at full retail value to a buyer that may take months and months, we offer you an option of selling your Houston house fast. We can make you a fair cash offer, have cash in your hands in as little as 7 days (or at a schedule that’s convenient to you), and the situation can be done.

Want to learn more about selling a house in joint names divorce in the TX area? Give us a call us at 713-379-4376 today–we’re happy to lend our knowledge and experience to a difficult situation.

Fred Paskell

Fred A. Paskell has served the Houston community for almost 20 years, providing real estate solutions and learning from some of the very best in the business. A native Texan and Army Combat Veteran, Paskell began his career in the commercial real estate sector and has since evolved into a subject matter expert in many aspects of both commercial and residential real estate, including valuation and investment analysis. Throughout his career he has worked for several notable and respected firms including Cushman & Wakefield, CBRE, Mohr Partners and the Newmark Group. On the commercial side, Paskell focuses on Office, Industrial and Retail assets while being purely focused on the investment side of residential real estate. While beginning his college studies at Louisiana State University (and still a big LSU football fan), he earned both his M.B.A. in Real Estate Finance and B.B.A. in Marketing from the University of Houston, cum laude, with honors. Paskell is also a CCIM designee, the pinnacle designation for commercial investment real estate. Fred devoted ten years of his life to protecting our country in the U.S. Army, including two combat tours to Iraq with the 7th Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment as an AH-64 Apache Helicopter Crew-chief, completing his service at the rank of Staff Sergeant. He is also an avid scuba diver of over 26 years having reached the levels of divemaster, rescue diver and technical diver. With this passion he enjoys scuba diving and spearfishing on the offshore oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico in his spare time as well as fishing, playing poker, staying healthy and spending time with friends and family . Paskell also volunteers for several groups serving disabled veterans, including being a member of the Armed Forces Appreciation Committee at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

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