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The Divorce Real Estate Dilemma: Your Roadmap to Smart, Stress-Free Decisions

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If you’re going through a divorce and facing the question of what to do with your shared home, you’re not alone. As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE), I’ve guided countless families through this very decision and I know just how complex and emotional it can be.

You’re likely asking yourself:

  • Can I afford to keep the house on my own?
  • Will I get what I deserve if we sell?
  • What is my spouse going to do?

These aren’t just financial questions. They’re deeply personal ones that can impact your future well-being and stability. That’s exactly why I created “Stay or Sell? A Real Estate Roadmap for Divorce,” a comprehensive guide designed specifically for divorcing homeowners who need help finding clarity and making confident decisions.

Why the Family Home Becomes a Point of Stress in Divorce

When you’re going through a divorce, the home often represents more than just real estate. It’s the place where you built a life, raised children, or put down long-term roots. The idea of selling it or dividing it can feel overwhelming.

On top of that, there’s usually a lot of uncertainty. You might be wondering:

  • Where do I even start?
  • What is fair?
  • How will this affect my finances in the short and long term?

That’s where I come in. I’m Ronda Hopper, and since getting licensed in 2002, I’ve worked with thousands of families. Divorce real estate is not just a niche for me, it’s personal. Before I turned 12, I witnessed two very high-conflict divorces in my immediate family.

That upbringing sparked something in me. Today, I combine that life experience with professional training to help people like you avoid mistakes, reduce conflict, and get through this chapter with clarity and dignity.

Introducing: Stay or Sell? A Real Estate Roadmap for Divorce

I’m excited to share something I’ve been working on behind the scenes just for you: Stay or Sell? A Real Estate Roadmap for Divorce.

This in-depth guide was created to help you answer some of the most important questions during your divorce, before costly mistakes are made or emotions take over.

Here’s what’s inside:

1. Should You Stay, Sell, or Explore Another Path?

This section helps you evaluate your options. Whether you’re thinking about keeping the home, selling it, or trying something more creative like co-ownership or a deferred sale, this guide will walk you through the pros and cons of each.

2. Legal and Financial Implications

Understanding the true impact of your decision is critical. This part of the guide will show you how your home fits into the bigger picture of your divorce and help you prepare for the financial and legal details that often catch people off guard.

3. Making Confident, Informed Decisions

I created this roadmap to reduce emotional overload and bring clarity to your choices. You’ll learn how to make informed decisions that protect your financial future and bring peace of mind, even during a challenging time.

Why Work With a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert

Divorce real estate is incredibly nuanced. You aren’t just selling a house, you’re navigating legal timelines, emotional terrain, and often, high-conflict dynamics. That’s why you need an expert who understands the legal implications, can remain neutral, and puts your best interest first. 

I bring unbiased, professional training paired with personal empathy because I’ve lived through the emotional turmoil myself. I’m here to guide you every step of the way, fairly, efficiently, and with a deep understanding of what you’re facing.

Divorce Is Hard. Selling Your Home Doesn’t Have to Be.

I believe you shouldn’t have to face this alone. Whether you’re still weighing your options or ready to start the process, my goal is to support you, reduce conflict, and help you move forward with certainty.

Stay connected with me to find out when the “Stay or Sell” guide is ready to download. It’s packed with everything you need to make informed decisions about your home during divorce.

And remember: Divorce is hard. Selling your home doesn’t have to be.