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This is a question we get all the time. Borrowers tell us that they have talked to other, larger companies, who have even pulled out HUD stats with a higher number of closed loans versus the number that All Reverse Mortgage has, while citing that because they have closed more loans, the borrower should work with them. I then... Read Full Article
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If you’re a homeowner who’s considering retiring, you may already be in possession of your most important source of retirement funding: your home. Demand for reverse mortgages—a type of loan that allows you to borrow against the equity in your home, if you’re 62 or older—is expected to increase as a retirement planning tool, finance and economics experts say.... 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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Almost 90% of Americans 50+ Desire to Age in Place The desire to “age in place,” is defined as the ability to stay in one’s home or current living situation in the years ahead, and is the preference of almost 90% of Americans over age 50 according to recent survey results from the National Council on Aging. Of the 1,000... Read Full Article
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A reverse mortgage is a loan that can help older Americans age in place during retirement. The loan can be a lifesaver for many seniors who are retired and live on a fixed income. In a nutshell, a reverse mortgage allows borrowers to access the equity in their homes and unlike other loans, they’re not required to repay the loan... Read Full Article
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Seniors looking to obtain a reverse mortgage have a few different products available to help them withdraw equity from their home. The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) offers the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) Standard and the HECM Saver. Both products require borrowers to be at least 62 years old to qualify and provide consumers access to their home equity in... Read Full Article
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New research findings from financial planners and academics are showing that there is a new, viable sweet spot for reverse mortgage borrowers. And this new borrower looks quite different from the person who is thought to be a traditional, needs-based reverse mortgage borrower, according to the research. Reverse mortgage loans are a tool designed to help people who are... Read Full Article
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Let’s say you just heard about reverse mortgages for the first time. Start with Google, and your search will turn up about 21.3 million results of reverse mortgage information... So where to begin sifting through all this info? There are some very useful and reputable resources out there, depending on exactly what you want to know. Some of these... Read Full Article
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A Reverse Mortgage is a safe and viable financial tool for borrowers aged 62 and older to consider along with their other retirement planning. Borrowers who can no longer qualify for Home Equity Lines of Credit under conventional underwriting guidelines or no longer want or can afford a regular monthly payment have an opportunity to utilize the equity in... Read Full Article
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