Most
people get a reverse mortgage on a home they already own and live in.
Not exact matches
Although other
mortgage processes may be confusing and overwhelming for many
people, you'll find that the
reverse mortgage process is smooth and painless due to the comprehensive attention and guidance that borrowers
get.
For some
people, the important decision of whether or not to
get a
reverse mortgage is rivaled only by the decision of which lender to
get a
reverse mortgage with.
The amount of money a
person can
get from a
reverse mortgage depends on the age of the youngest borrower, home value, and current interest rates.
Information is power, and I hope that all
people who
get involved with
reverse mortgages are fully aware of all options available!
By now, most
people know why
reverse mortgages got their name: the cash flow is
reversed.
So I don't think there was necessarily this idea when
reverse mortgages got going, that
people would open them and not tap into them.
How Much Money Can
People Get with a
Reverse Mortgage?
Before going any further, it should be noted that only
people age 62 and above are eligible to
get a
reverse mortgage — and 62 is young to
get one.
You will have one
Reverse Mortgage Professional assigned to help you throughout, and because you are not
getting passed around to a different
person each time, your
Reverse Mortgage Professional will know exactly at what point in the process you are.