As long as you have a 1 to 4 - family home, or a townhouse that you live in,
your home qualifies for a reverse mortgage loan.
Not exact matches
Most people are aware that they receive a percentage of their
home's value or the Government lending limit (whichever is less) based on their age when
qualifying for a
Reverse Mortgage loan.
Multi-family
homes that contain up to 4 units, such as duplexes, triplexes, and quadruplexes, could
qualify for reverse mortgage loans as long as one of the units is the main residence.
When you are in the market
for a
reverse mortgage loan, it is important to find out how much money you may possibly
qualify for from your
home.
Borrowers of age 62 and above may
qualify for an FHA - insured
reverse mortgage loan that converts
home equity into tax - free income.
California dreamers who
qualify for a
reverse mortgage for purchase can use their
loan to purchase a
home anywhere in the U.S. Like other
reverse mortgages, the
loan generally becomes due and payable if you (or an eligible non-borrowing spouse during a deferral period) move, sell the property, or pass away.
The basic requirements to
qualify for a
reverse mortgage loan include: the youngest borrower on title must be at least 62 years old, live in the
home as their primary residence and have sufficient
home equity.
The basic requirements to
qualify for a
reverse mortgage loan include: the youngest borrower on title must be at least 62 years old, live in the
home as their primary residence and have sufficient
home equity.
In addition to the age requirement, to
qualify for a
loan you need to own your
home outright or have a low
mortgage balance that can be paid off at closing with proceeds from the
reverse loan and you must live in the
home.
When you are in the market
for a
reverse mortgage loan, it is important to find out how much money you may possibly
qualify for from your
home.
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There are many options with an FHA
mortgage and not all of them involve purchasing a new
home; you can apply
for FHA rehab
loans, FHA refinance
loans, even an FHA
reverse mortgage for qualified borrowers aged 62 or older.
HECM, which stands
for Home Equity Conversion
Mortgage and is also known as an FHA
Reverse Mortgage, allows
qualified borrowers to apply
for an FHA
loan which uses equity as the security
for the
loan.