no comments Fixed Rate Reverse Mortgages – which is right for you? Many senior borrowers have been raised on the idea that a fixed rate loan is the “only way to go”. Still others remember back to the early 80’s when interest rates climbed as high as 18%. Some borrowers experienced rising interest rates from adjustable rate loans (or knew others who... Read Full Article
2 comments Once you have decided that a reverse mortgage is right for you, it’s important to look at the amortization schedule: a document that will provide a best estimate of how the loan could grow over time. Unlike a traditional loan, a reverse mortgage is a negative amortized loan—meaning the loan balance will grow as time passes. The amortization schedule provides... Read Full Article
1 comment If you’ve made the decision to stay in your home, but you’re not sure if your savings will last, a reverse mortgage could be a potential solution to help you achieve that goal. But different reverse mortgage types can serve different purposes and as with any mortgage, you must consider which program and rate option are best suited for you. Just like... Read Full Article
no comments What Rising Interest Rates in 2018 Mean for Reverse Mortgage Borrowers Interest rate increases impact reverse mortgage borrowers differently from how they impact forward mortgage borrowers. While gains in short-term rates have a minimal effect on the amount of loan proceeds reverse mortgage borrowers may be eligible to receive, hikes in longer-term rates can significantly reduce their borrowing power over... Read Full Article
no comments Today's Reverse Mortgage Rates [table id=2 /] [table id=3 /] Tip #1: If you are shopping for the best reverse mortgage interest rate, be sure to first compare the programs payment options explained in detail below. Many prospects first lean to a fixed rate but find the mandatory lump sum unattractive when compared to the flexibility of... Read Full Article
2 comments Can the loan balance grow beyond the value of the house? I thought there was a cap of 60% of the value of the house? There is no "cap" on the amount of interest that can accrue. In many cases, especially if the value of the home declines as they have done in recent years, the balance of the reverse... Read Full Article
no comments As you have heard by now, Brexit happened. The United Kingdom voted in referendum in June to leave the European Union. Though nothing catastrophic has happened as a result, there will likely be some slow changes taking place across the real estate landscape in the U.S. in the coming years, especially when it comes to the housing market. Since... Read Full Article
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no comments Senior homeowners may be looking at a combination of events that could equate to the perfect storm brewing that doesn't even appear on most of their horizons. There is a combination of events, those that have already happened; those that are going to happen; and those likely to happen, that could leave many senior homeowners in a real bind. So... Read Full Article
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