Reverse Mortgage Information

Reverse Mortgage Information on any aspect of the FHA (HECM) Reverse Mortgage. Reverse Mortgage Alabama has local offices to meet you in person and give you all the Reverse Mortgage Information needed to make an informed decision. What is a reverse mortgage or (HECM) Home Equity Conversion Mortgage and how does it work? Our team will be happy to assist with questions about the pros, cons, examples, illustrations, and requirement information.

Reverse mortgage loans are a way for older homeowners to convert their home’s value into tax-free cash, without having to sell or move. Insured by the U.S. government, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) allows Homeowners who are 62 or older to borrow against the equity of their homes.

No repayments are required while a borrower lives in the home. Social Security and Medicare benefits are not affected. The lender recovers the loan amount, plus interest when the home is sold (because owners choose to move or pass away). When the loan is paid in full, all equity associated with the property will be distributed to your heirs.

Reverse Mortgage borrowers continue to own their homes. Because there are no monthly loan payments due, the amount owed grows over time. That means that the amount and the remaining equity in the home decreases.

Borrowers must continue to pay homeowner’s insurance and property taxes on the house during the loan period. It is also the borrower’s responsibility to keep up with repairs. In fact, if a borrower fails to adhere to any of these obligations, it may become immediate cause for the loan to become due. In which case, it would become payable in full.

What are my reverse mortgage options? What Reverse Mortgage information do I still not have? A phone call will provide simple answers to your questions without a big company calling you every day. Qualifying homeowners can choose to receive tax-free payments from reverse mortgage lenders either monthly, in a lump sum (over a 2-year period), or as a line of credit. The Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) is the only reverse mortgage with Federal Housing Administration (FHA) insurance. The FHA insurance guarantees that HECM lenders meet their obligations, governs how much lenders may loan to qualified borrowers, and limiting loan costs. Because this is a government insured program, loan counseling is required, by an approved HUD counselor.

We always welcome family and adult children to join in the process, so do not hesitate to call and get the correct Reverse Mortgage information without worrying that someone will call daily and bother you.

Reverse Mortgage Facts from N.R.ML.A. (National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association)

FHA Appraisal Requirements

Is a Reverse Mortgage right for you?

Read Financial News Stories on Reverse Mortgages.

Reverse Mortgage (HECM) History

Reverse Mortgage Uses

HECM line of credit

Reverse Mortgage Counseling

Reverse Mortgage Examples

Reverse Mortgage Steps

Senior Safeguards

Handling a Reverse Mortgage after death.

In-HomeCare and Reverse Mortgages.

 

Reverse Mortgages offer 4 draw options: Combine all three, 60% lump sum 1st year, monthly income for a fixed term, line of credit, or mix of all options.

 For additional Reverse Mortgage Information, an illustration, or a free E-Booklet please call on our offices in Birmingham or Huntsville, Alabama at (205) 908-2993, or email scott@reversemortgagealabama.com.