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Published in the Miami Herald 2/13/2016 The reverse mortgage can be a good choice for some older people on fixed incomes who want to stay in their homes or improve their lifestyles. Elizabeth Warren and her husband Thomas made mortgage payments faithfully every month on their home in Key West, their home loan had come from the bank where. Elizabeth was employed. Then in... Read Full Article
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Charlotte has sent the following question(s) in the ask experts blog. How can u do a no closing cost reverse mortgage when other companies charge upwards of $8,000? Hi Charlotte, That would be a little like asking why do some car companies charge more than others for their cars. But then, it really wouldn't because not all cars are... Read Full Article
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A browser Donn H. has sent the following question(s) in the ask experts blog. My mother passed, age 92, She and my stepfather, married 14 years, obtained a reverse mortgage on the house she has owned for 50 years about 6 years ago.. She left my brother and me the house upon her death. My brother is the executor. The... Read Full Article
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My ex-husband just died. There was a reverse mortgage on the house. When we applied for the reverse mortgage, the lender told us to take me off of the deed because I was eleven years younger than him. She told us to wait three months and put me back on the title. We did this. I live in another state.... Read Full Article
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Emery N. has sent the following question(s) in the ask experts blog. I am a 65 year old disabled person. I have been living with and taking care of my mother for 23 years. She took out a line of credit type of reverse mortgage, from Financial Freedom; only in her own name. She passed away a little over 3 months... Read Full Article
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Ken Tighe has sent the following question in the ask experts series. My wife will be 65 on April 5, 2017 and I was 65 on 2/4/2015. We currently own our home but want to build a new home on a lot we own that will better accommodate us in our advanced age. We have the cash to build the new... Read Full Article
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Extenuating Circumstances Can Help You Qualify for a Reverse Mortgage Under the new reverse mortgage rules set to take effect April 27, lenders will be required to conduct a thorough analysis of your financial profile before you can qualify—an analysis known as the reverse mortgage “financial assessment.” This assessment weighs things like proof of income and credit history in its... Read Full Article
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when you move out of your home while having a reverse mortgage do you have a certain amount of time to sell the house or is it due asap? Hello Deborah, The reverse mortgage loan is governed by the terms of your legal documents. In other words, the agreements you made with the lender and with HUD... Read Full Article
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If you’re tapping into your home equity through a reverse mortgage, you have probably heard by now about the new reverse mortgage “financial assessment” that is soon to be part of the process of getting a government-insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM). The financial assessment, which is similar to the assessment that a “forward” loan originator conducts for traditional... Read Full Article