It is important to know your equity, because you can use your home's
equity as a financial tool.
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A reverse mortgage is one of the very few
financial tools that allows senior homeowners to access a portion of their home
equity to pay off their existing mortgage and eliminate their monthly mortgage payment for
as long
as they live in the home and continue to meet the loan obligations.1
Determined by the amount of
equity in your home, or the difference between the value of your home and the outstanding mortgage balance, a second mortgage can be a powerful
financial tool for a homeowner, with applications such
as financing the purchase of an investment property or extensive home renovations.
Other borrowers use their proceeds
as a line of credit, using home
equity as a strategic
financial retirement
tool to reserve a line of credit that grows automatically over time.
And with
as much
as 50 % of older Americans» net worth tied up in home
equity, you may become increasingly interested in learning more about what a reverse mortgage loan is and how to use it
as a
financial planning
tool.
Although the reverse mortgage loan is a powerful
financial tool that taps into your home
equity while deferring repayment for a period of time, your obligations
as a homeowner do not end at loan closing.
Personal loans are one of the most commonly used
financial tools for consumers
as they offer a slew of benefits not found with credit cards or home
equity loans.
A home
equity line of credit (HELOC), which lets you borrow against available
equity with your home
as collateral, can be a powerful
financial tool for homeowners.
Also known
as a HECM (Home
Equity Conversion Mortgage) is a
financial tool that was created specifically for homeowners 62 or older to allow them to:
Pretty much any type of contract that is normally controlled and / or executed via computer code can be done through smart contracts: real estate transactions, exchange of
financial tools such
as equities, voting, global supply chain transactions, even medical records and numerous other applications.
9) New Reverse Mortgage Rules In September 2013, the FHA put into effect new rules meant to encourage seniors to tap into their
equity strategically, and use the reverse mortgage
as a long - term
financial planning
tool rather than a crisis management
tool.
Although the reverse mortgage loan is a powerful
financial tool that taps into your home
equity while deferring repayment for a period of time, your obligations
as a homeowner do not end at loan closing.
Other borrowers use their proceeds
as a line of credit, using home
equity as a strategic
financial retirement
tool to reserve a line of credit that grows automatically over time.
A reverse mortgage is one of the very few
financial tools that allows senior homeowners to access a portion of their home
equity to pay off their existing mortgage and eliminate their monthly mortgage payment for
as long
as they live in the home and continue to meet the loan obligations.1
A Home
Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) can be a useful
financial tool as unexpected expenses pop up during retirement years.