Reverse Mortgage

BORROW AGAINST THE EQUITY VALUE OF YOUR HOME AND RECEIVE MONEY TAX FREE FOR AS LONG AS YOU LIVE.   

It is important to examine the advantages and disadvantages of reverse mortgages before making any decision.

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JoAnn and Stan, are in their mid-seventies and are currently weighing the advantages
and disadvantages of a reverse mortgage as a way of freeing up some cash.

The couple purchased their home 45 years ago for about $14,000 since then home
values have skyrocketed and recent single family homes in their neighborhood have
been selling for a minimum of $160,000.

Like JoAnn and Stan, if you’re considering a reverse mortgage it’s important to do some research prior to making a decision. You not only need to understand the basic
principles of this kind of mortgage but you also need to look at all the advantages
and disadvantages of a reverse mortgage.

Essentially a reverse mortgage is a loan that permits homeowners 62 years of age
and older to borrow against the equity in their homes without having to sell it.
Further, you don’t have to give up the title or take on a new monthly mortgage payment.

A reverse mortgage loan is tax-free and needs only to be repaid when the borrower
(or in the case of JoAnn and Stan, when the surviving spouse) dies or sells the
home. At which time, the reverse mortgage loan must be repaid in full, including all interest and other charges.

When examining the advantages and disadvantages of a reverse mortgage it’s also
important to consider both the process and the related costs of obtaining a reverse mortgage.