Before 2015, the only
thing homeowners ages 62 and older needed to qualify for a reverse mortgage was equity in their home; lenders weren't required to determine whether they could afford to maintain their homes or cover tax and insurance payments in the future.
Not exact matches
The
age of your home and whether or not there have been updates or home repairs in certain
things such as plumbing, electrical, heating, roof, etc. can affect your
homeowner's insurance premiums.
Obviously, when it comes to
things like your
age, marital status, and
homeowner status, there isn't much you can change.
Homeowners will pay premiums based on the
age of the house, the type of construction and distance from fire hydrant or fire station among other
things.
Factors that may affect your
homeowner's premiums include such
things as the
age of the home, the materials it is built from and the likelihood of natural disasters.