Our Products
Single-Purpose Reverser Mortgage
Single-Purpose Reverse Mortgage Loans come with Sightly lower rates and easy approval. As long as you are funding a specific purpose, they are a great option. Learn what qualifies as a single purpose.
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Home Equity Conversion Mortgage
Our Most Popular Option!
Though the costs are slightly higher, this is the most common option because of no monthly payments, and further protects you from depreciation. Even better, your available funds aren’t restricted. Learn More
Proprietary Reverse Mortgage
Proprietary Reverse Mortgages can do larger loan amounts, and have easier underwriting. Some may find they come with higher interest rates and costs. Learn more about Proprietary Reverse Mortgages
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Our Mission
Get the Family Treatment
Our mission is to serve and educate retirees and their families to create strategies for financial stability and flexibility to provide the best financial outcome for a better retirement.
While other loan officers and mortgage professionals may move on when you’ve completed and closed the loan, we’re here for the long term. Each client is important to us, and we want nothing more than to be seen as a resource that you can rely on throughout the entire life of your loan.
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What makes us different?
It's All We Do
By focusing solely on reverse mortgages, we can focus on an all inclusive approach with education and guidance throughout the entire loan process, and expertise exclusively for reverse mortgages and their intricacies.
Review all your optionsWhat makes us different?
It's All We Do
By focusing solely on reverse mortgages, we can focus on an all inclusive approach with education and guidance throughout the entire loan process, and expertise exclusively for reverse mortgages and their intricacies.
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What to Expect
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is a Reverse Mortgage?
“Unlike traditional mortgages, which decline as you pay down the loan, reverse mortgages rise over time as interest on the loan accrues”
A federally insured loan product that allows homeowners age 62 or older to access a portion of their home equity in cash, monthly payments, or a growing line of credit. Since the flow of money generally moves in reverse, it’s obvious why it is called a reverse mortgage. In other countries, it is more aptly described as a housing pension or equity release program.
What's the difference between a Reverse Mortgage and a Regular Home Equity Loan?
From the National Council on Aging:
Unlike a traditional home equity loan (or a second mortgage), you don’t have to repay a reverse mortgage loan until you either no longer live in the home as your principal residence or you fail to meet the obligations of the mortgage, such as paying property taxes, maintaining homeowners’ insurance, and keeping up with home maintenance. There are different types of reverse mortgages with different payment methods, but the most common is the FHA insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM). Homeowners can receive their payment (borrowed equity) either as fixed monthly payments, a lump sum payment, a line of credit, or a combination of these. Read original article: https://www.ncoa.org/article/reverse-mortgages-questions-answered
Is a Reverse Mortgage a Good Idea?
From the National Council on Aging
Reverse mortgages themselves are not a scam, but there are unscrupulous people and companies that sometimes use reverse mortgages to exploit consumers. The FBI and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) urge vigilance when looking at reverse mortgage products. The FHA maintains a list of legitimate reverse mortgage lenders that offer HECM loans.
It helps to work with a lender who has many years of experience with these loans. Federal law prohibits anyone from requiring you to buy a financial product (e.g., life insurance, long-term care insurance, an annuity) in order to get a reverse mortgage.
We have spent a serious amount of time developing our company as a honest staple of value and understanding with our clients. Reach out to get in contact with our team:
Why should I get counseling before applying for a reverse mortgage?
From the National Council on Aging:
The federal government requires that all reverse mortgage borrowers receive counseling before they take out a HECM loan. Counselors are trained and approved by HUD to provide unbiased information and to discuss alternatives to a HECM, the costs associated with the loan, the various products and payment plan options, and much more. The counseling session equips the borrower with the knowledge needed to make an informed choice. There is a fee for this counseling, usually payable at the time of the counseling.
What if I have received a default or foreclosure notice on my home?
A notice of default or foreclosure notice from your bank can be intimidating. Once you fall a little behind it’s hard to get back again and you feel like you have lost all power in the relationship with the bank. It’s important to have someone who can walk you through the process and provide you with your best options so you can navigate the situation in the best way possible. We understand how hard these things are. We’ve been in the business for a long time and have seen just about every situation possible. If you have questions about what options you have or what these things mean, reach out to us and we will walk you through it. You don’t need to feel alone.
