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If you are thinking about getting a reverse mortgage in Texas, there are a few things to know about why the loans are slightly different in Texas. As a reverse mortgage borrower and Texas resident, however, you will still be able to get a reverse mortgage under the Federal Housing Administration’s insurance program, which applies nationwide. You’ll face all of... Read Full Article
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For all those who have been asking when we would know about the coming changes to the reverse mortgage program, hang on to your hat! Late Tuesday, July 30th, the Senate passed the House Bill, H.R. 2167 which is known as the Reverse Mortgage Stabilization Act of 2013. The President is expected to sign the Bi-Partisan Bill. The... Read Full Article
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Question from our reader: Hi, We were in the middle of a reverse mortgage with one company. We had done the required counseling but they could not find an appraiser to do our home. We are located just 20 minutes from the state Capitol in Sacramento, CA. Finally after about 3 weeks of pushing an appraiser showed up... Read Full Article
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A reverse mortgage can help improve your financial situation if you are at least 62 years of age, have a substantial amount of home equity and are looking to improve cash flow in retirement. But this type of loan is not for everyone—like any long-term financial decision, it’s important to consider the pros and cons of reverse mortgages before... Read Full Article
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All Reverse Mortgage® is an Award-Winning HUD Approved Direct Lender. Compare our NEW 3.99% (5.72%APR) Fixed Rate and Save Thousands! - Request Free Quote! - We have had such low rates for so long that we have all come to take them for granted. We had borrowers call back on proposals that they received as much as a year prior... Read Full Article
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Reverse Mortgage Borrowers are about to see some major changes with a possible elimination of the lump sum payout option. The House of Representatives just passed a Bill (REVERSE MORTGAGE STABILIZATION ACT OF 2013) which allows HUD to make some major changes to the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM or “Heck-um”) which is better known as the government-insured reverse mortgage. HUD was... Read Full Article
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More than one in every ten people in the United States is aged 65 or older, and that number is expected to nearly double to 20% by 2030, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. North Carolina is no exception—it was one of 13 states that saw their 65+ population increase by 25% or more between 2000 and 2010... Read Full Article
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We have all seen the commercials with Fred Thompson or Henry Winkler (a.k.a. “The Fonz”) touting reverse mortgages as a financial product that can help you remain in your home and improve your cash flow in retirement. However, you may not be too familiar with how reverse mortgages actually work, who they can benefit, and the different kinds of options... Read Full Article
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Reverse mortgages are a great way to improve your cash flow during retirement by borrowing against the equity in your home or even to purchase a brand new primary residence. What you may not know is that if you’re in the market for a Recreational Vehicle (RV), you can use a reverse mortgage in place of financing for that too.... Read Full Article
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If you’re one of the 78 million baby boomers approaching retirement, you may be thinking about downsizing or moving into a home more geared toward aging in place. Some older adults have difficulty obtaining a mortgage to buy a new home, especially if they no longer have steady income from a job. Rather than use a conventional mortgage... Read Full Article
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