Alliance member · Mortgage
Abdel Khawatmi
Abdel Khawatmi is the Alliance's mortgage member — an Area Manager with Paramount Residential Mortgage Group (PRMG) and a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP) who helps divorcing homeowners in Monmouth and Ocean County understand financing questions before settlement terms are final.
Area Manager, Loan Officer — PRMG — Got Mortgages
Profile
About Abdel
Abdel Khawatmi is an Area Manager and loan officer with PRMG (NMLS 1712023), working from the Eatontown office and serving the Monmouth and Ocean County area. As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional, he focuses on the mortgage questions that surface during divorce: whether one spouse can qualify to keep the home, how a buyout might be financed, how support income may be considered, and what the next purchase could look like. He works alongside attorneys, financial professionals and Realtors so housing and financing implications are understood while the agreement is still a draft. His approach is educational first — explaining options and trade-offs rather than pushing a decision.
Role in the Alliance
Where this member can help
- Early scenario reviews: keep, sell, or buy out the marital home
- Explaining how support income and debts may affect qualification
- Coordinating timing with your attorney, financial planner and Realtor
- Planning the next home purchase after divorce
Learn how this role fits with the others on Who Helps With What.
FAQ
Common questions
- When should I talk to a mortgage professional during a divorce?
- Ideally before settlement terms about the house are agreed. A mortgage review while the agreement is still a draft shows whether a buyout or refinance is realistic, so the terms reflect what can actually be financed.
- Can Abdel tell me whether I will be approved?
- No one can promise an approval before a full application and underwriting. An early conversation can explain the factors lenders typically review and what documentation is usually needed.
- Does Abdel coordinate with my attorney?
- With your permission, he can share mortgage considerations with your attorney and other professionals so everyone is working from the same assumptions. He does not provide legal advice.
