Published January 3, 2020
What is a reverse mortgage?
A reverse mortgage is a loan that enables the home owners to exchange a portion of their home equity into cash. To be eligible, the homeowners must be 62 years old or older and own most of their primary residence.
What are the advantages of a reverse mortgage?
- The borrower does not need to make monthly payments toward their loan balance
- The additional money can be used for living expenses, debt repayment, healthcare expenses, and more
- Non-borrowing spouses not listed on the mortgage can remain in the home after the borrower dies
What are the advantages of a reverse mortgage?
- The borrower does not need to make monthly payments toward their loan balance
- The additional money can be used for living expenses, debt repayment, healthcare expenses, and more
- Non-borrowing spouses not listed on the mortgage can remain in the home after the borrower dies
What are the advantages of a reverse mortgage?
If you are considering a reverse mortgage, selling your home and downsizing is an option. Talk with your lender to explore all of your options.
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