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Reverse Mortgage Basics: Explaining Reverse Mortgage Loans

Thursday, August 18th, 2011

Reverse Mortgage 101: Taking the mystery out of reverse mortgage loans

What is a reverse mortgage?

In a study conducted by the AARP in 2006, 93 percent of reverse mortgage borrowers said their loan had a mostly positive effect on their lives. Three percent said the effect was mostly negative. But what are these reverse mortgages, in a nutshell?

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Reverse Mortgage 101: Taking the mystery out of reverse mortgage loans

What is a reverse mortgage?

In a study conducted by the AARP in 2006, 93 percent of reverse mortgage borrowers said their loan had a mostly positive effect on their lives. Three percent said the effect was mostly negative. But what are these reverse mortgages, in a nutshell?

(more…)

Reverse Mortgage 101: Taking the mystery out of reverse mortgage loans

What is a reverse mortgage?

In a study conducted by the AARP in 2006, 93 percent of reverse mortgage borrowers said their loan had a mostly positive effect on their lives. Three percent said the effect was mostly negative. But what are these reverse mortgages, in a nutshell?

(more…)

Reverse Mortgage Qualification Hurdles

Wednesday, August 17th, 2011

It is fairly easy to qualify for a reverse mortgage, but be aware of hurdles that can pop up in the approval process

One of the great things about reverse mortgages is that seniors don’t need income or high credit scores to qualify. However, there are possible issues like those discussed below that homeowners may want to think about to avoid any surprises and disappointment in the loan approval process. (more…)

It is fairly easy to qualify for a reverse mortgage, but be aware of hurdles that can pop up in the approval process

One of the great things about reverse mortgages is that seniors don’t need income or high credit scores to qualify. However, there are possible issues like those discussed below that homeowners may want to think about to avoid any surprises and disappointment in the loan approval process. (more…)

It is fairly easy to qualify for a reverse mortgage, but be aware of hurdles that can pop up in the approval process

One of the great things about reverse mortgages is that seniors don’t need income or high credit scores to qualify. However, there are possible issues like those discussed below that homeowners may want to think about to avoid any surprises and disappointment in the loan approval process. (more…)

Cash-Out Refinance

Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

A refinance transaction where the amount of money from the new loan is greater than the total of the money needed to repay the existing first mortgage, closing costs, points, and the amount required to satisfy any outstanding subordinate mortgage liens.

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A refinance transaction where the amount of money from the new loan is greater than the total of the money needed to repay the existing first mortgage, closing costs, points, and the amount required to satisfy any outstanding subordinate mortgage liens.

(more…)

A refinance transaction where the amount of money from the new loan is greater than the total of the money needed to repay the existing first mortgage, closing costs, points, and the amount required to satisfy any outstanding subordinate mortgage liens.

(more…)

Reverse Mortgages and Long Term Care Insurance

Monday, April 27th, 2009

Many people fear getting a reverse mortgage because it will tap into “the last reserve” they have – their home. This is a reasonable concern. If something goes wrong with the homeowner’s health, living in the home may not be an option. Moreover, if that homeowner is well into a reverse mortgage, and the majority of the equity has already been accessed, there can be a need to move into a smaller house or assisted living, and little cash to do it with.

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Many people fear getting a reverse mortgage because it will tap into “the last reserve” they have – their home. This is a reasonable concern. If something goes wrong with the homeowner’s health, living in the home may not be an option. Moreover, if that homeowner is well into a reverse mortgage, and the majority of the equity has already been accessed, there can be a need to move into a smaller house or assisted living, and little cash to do it with.

(more…)

Many people fear getting a reverse mortgage because it will tap into “the last reserve” they have – their home. This is a reasonable concern. If something goes wrong with the homeowner’s health, living in the home may not be an option. Moreover, if that homeowner is well into a reverse mortgage, and the majority of the equity has already been accessed, there can be a need to move into a smaller house or assisted living, and little cash to do it with.

(more…)

Reverse Mortgage Calculator

Tuesday, April 21st, 2009

A reverse mortgage calculator will show you how much cash you can get if you take out a reverse mortgage. The amount varies based on age, location (each county has a different 203-B limit), and house value/current payoff.

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A reverse mortgage calculator will show you how much cash you can get if you take out a reverse mortgage. The amount varies based on age, location (each county has a different 203-B limit), and house value/current payoff.

(more…)

A reverse mortgage calculator will show you how much cash you can get if you take out a reverse mortgage. The amount varies based on age, location (each county has a different 203-B limit), and house value/current payoff.

(more…)

Disadvantages of a Reverse Mortgage

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

If you are going to get a reverse mortgage, you first must know, and be comfortable with, the disadvantages of a reverse mortgage. With a traditional mortgage the borrower pays down the debt over a set term, usually 30 years. Conversely, with a reverse mortgage, the borrower builds up debt while they live in the home.

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If you are going to get a reverse mortgage, you first must know, and be comfortable with, the disadvantages of a reverse mortgage. With a traditional mortgage the borrower pays down the debt over a set term, usually 30 years. Conversely, with a reverse mortgage, the borrower builds up debt while they live in the home.

(more…)

If you are going to get a reverse mortgage, you first must know, and be comfortable with, the disadvantages of a reverse mortgage. With a traditional mortgage the borrower pays down the debt over a set term, usually 30 years. Conversely, with a reverse mortgage, the borrower builds up debt while they live in the home.

(more…)

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