The certificate ensures that you have an understanding of
reverse mortgage loans in general and your program specifically.
The certificate ensures that you have an understanding
of reverse mortgage loans in general and your program specifically.
With the increased use of
reverse mortgages in recent years, it is just as likely as not that a property will have a mortgage on it when the owner dies.
We have focused
on reverse mortgages for over 13 years and understand that the closing process is often a delicate and sensitive one.
Another important defense is to become as educated and informed about
reverse mortgages as possible.
Lenders first
use reverse mortgage loan proceeds to pay off existing mortgages and liens on the property, after which borrowers may use the rest of the funds in almost any way they wish.
For many, a standby and growing
reverse mortgage line of credit often ends up being extremely impactful so senior borrowers have money when they need it.
We will explain
how reverse mortgages work, including payment options, costs, tax implications, benefits and drawbacks.
Some of the most common uses for
reverse mortgage proceeds are to cover every day expenses, home improvement, health care, major purchases and travel.
Credit card bills can feel draining and with
reverse mortgage funds, you may choose to pay off your credit card bills to eliminate the monthly minimums and avoid paying high interest charges.
As an education - focused nonprofit, we are uniquely qualified to guide borrowers through the often complicated
reverse mortgage process.
If you are planning on moving out of your home in the near future you may want to consider other options or possibly consider a
Purchase Reverse Mortgage for your next home.
This webinar will be beneficial to those currently offering
reverse mortgage products as well as those who are considering entering the space.
Because reverse mortgages are meant to help seniors age in place, you must move into the new home within 60 days after closing, and the new home must become your primary residence.
The homeowner receives this money without having to
make reverse mortgage loan payments, sell the property, or transfer the title.
In the context of real estate, financial elder abuse schemes can take many forms,
including reverse mortgage scams, property investment schemes, and foreclosure rescue schemes.
These loans are
called reverse mortgages and although they've been around for a while, most people haven't heard about them.
Understanding what to expect from
reverse mortgage counselors is an important first step in setting your expectations for your counseling session.
The jumbo
reverse mortgage provides better loan - to - value ratios, which means borrowers receive more money as a percentage of their home value.
Before making such a big decision, however, homeowners need to consider the pros and cons of both selling the property and
taking reverse mortgages.