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Florida Reverse Mortgage Lenders: Expert Guidance for Sunshine State Homeowners Last Updated: February 8, 2026 | By: Michael G. Branson, CEO (NMLS #14040) & Cliff Auerswald, President (NMLS #14041) Get Your Florida Reverse Mortgage Quote Instant quote. No personal information required. Real-time rates. Get My Free Quote ›› Florida is America's premier retirement destination, home to 4.3 million homeowners age... Read Full Article
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Texas-Specific FAQ: Your Questions Answered Q: What if my spouse is under age 62? A: Unlike most states, Texas requires BOTH spouses to be at least 62 years old to qualify for a reverse mortgage. If one spouse is younger, you must wait until both meet the age requirement. Example: Your husband is 65 and your wife is 60. In... Read Full Article
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[arlo_toc] For more than 20 years, I’ve helped older homeowners understand and use reverse mortgages safely. At All Reverse Mortgage, Inc., we focus on one loan and one purpose — helping you use the equity you’ve built to support your retirement with clear numbers and no pressure. This guide walks you through the essentials in plain English: what a reverse... Read Full Article
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[arlo_toc] Reverse Mortgage (Definition) A reverse mortgage is a home loan for borrowers typically aged 62 and older that allows you to convert a portion of your home equity into tax-free cash without required monthly mortgage payments. You retain title and are responsible for continuing to pay property taxes and homeowner's insurance. Interest accrues and is added to your balance... Read Full Article
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[arlo_toc] [table id=652 /] Bringing it to the Senate Reverse mortgages have undergone many changes in their short 57-year lifespan (depending on who you ask). As the story goes, a small, local bank wrote the first reverse mortgage in 1961 to a woman in Portland, Maine. The bank owner wanted to help the wife of his high... Read Full Article
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If you're exploring ways to use your home's equity to improve your financial security in retirement, it's helpful to know that there are three main types of reverse mortgages, each designed for different needs. In this article, we'll explain: Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM): The most popular, federally insured option. Proprietary Reverse Mortgages: Also known as "jumbo" reverse mortgages, these... Read Full Article
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All Reverse Mortgage has specialized in the HECM program for more than twenty years. As a HUD-approved direct lender, we originate HECM loans under the same federal rules described in this guide, and we believe homeowners deserve clear, factual guidance from a knowledgeable source. That has always shaped the way we explain the reverse mortgage program, starting with our first... Read Full Article
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[arlo_toc] If you’ve been thinking about a reverse mortgage but are unsure whether the program will still be around in the future—or what might happen if federal budget cuts from "DOGE," the Department of Government Efficiency, impact housing programs—you’re not alone. At All Reverse Mortgage, Inc., we speak with people every day who are interested in tapping into their home’s equity... Read Full Article
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A reader recently shared their skepticism about reverse mortgages, saying: "I've read a lot about reverse mortgages, and it seems they're more for the bank's benefit than yours. They make it sound like they're helping, but in reality, you're giving away your home for a low price. If you get a reverse mortgage and pass away soon after, your home... Read Full Article
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The non-recourse feature of reverse mortgages is a powerful safeguard, yet it’s often misunderstood. It’s even sparked debates—like the AARP lawsuit against HUD—over its scope. Simply put, a non-recourse reverse mortgage ensures you’ll never owe more than your home’s value when the loan matures. But how does this protect you and your heirs? Let’s break it down. [arlo_toc] How Non-Recourse... Read Full Article
This material has not been reviewed, approved, or issued by HUD, FHA, or any government agency. All Reverse Mortgage, Inc. is an independent company and is not affiliated with, acting on behalf of, or endorsed by HUD/FHA or any government agency. This content is for educational purposes and is not tax advice. Reverse mortgage programs may not be available in all states.
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