Reverse with Integrity
Live Your Legacy
With assistance from your home’s equity.
Eliminate Monthly Mortgage Payment
Free up cash to reduce taxable withdrawals from your retirement accounts, pay off debts, and live a more comfortable lifestyle.
*Must maintain the property and keep current on property taxes, insurance, and any HOA fees
Access Cash
Proceeds can be used however you want! You can pay for ongoing healthcare costs, home repairs, renovations, travel, or to buy another home.
*Property must remain your primary residence
Stay in Your Home
The Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) gives you the option to stay in your home longer while maintaining ownership.
*Must meet all obligations on the loan terms.
What’s the process for getting a Reverse Mortgage?
The reverse mortgage process is similar to getting any other mortgage. You’ll have licensed mortgage loan originators guiding you every step of the way. Below are the basic steps to applying for a reverse mortgage.
Step 1 Education
A licensed mortgage loan originator will assess your individual needs to determine if a reverse mortgage is right for your financial situation. This is a great time to get all your questions answered and your concerns addressed.
Step 2 Counseling
Reverse mortgage applicants are required to undergo independent counseling to ensure that they fully understand their financial decision. Counselors are approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and have no affiliation to lenders.
Step 3 Application
As with any other loan, the application involves a lot of paperwork. A licensed mortgage loan originator will be by your side to let you know exactly which supporting financial documents you’ll need to provide, making the process as seamless as possible.
Step 4 Processing & apppraisal
Once your application is complete, your loan officer will submit it for processing. A home appraisal will be scheduled to determine your property’s value and ensure your home is in a livable condition.
Step 5 Closing
Once the loan is approved, the last step is to sign the final documents. Any existing mortgage(s) will be paid off with a portion of the proceeds from your reverse mortgage.
Reverse Mortgage Guide
for Homeowners
73% of adults rank finances as the largest source of stress in their lives. With a reverse mortgage, qualified homeowners can use their home equity to reduce financial stress and build a brighter future.
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Below is a collection of articles and resources brought to you by our lending professionals to keep you informed.
Rise of Multigenerational Housing
Understanding the Changing Landscape of Senior Homebuyers and the Rise of Multigenerational HousingAdapted from an article by Melissa Dittmann Tracey on REALTOR® Magazine (NAR.com), July 19, 2024 Quick Takeaways: Baby boomers are currently the largest group of home...
The Changing Landscape
The Changing Landscape “Reverse Mortgages are a potential solution to the global retirement funding crisis.”— Dr. Robert C. Merton, October 2, 2017 Dr. Robert C. Merton, a Nobel Prize-winning economist and MIT professor, has emerged as a notable advocate for reverse...
When is a Reverse Mortgage a Good Idea?
Although many Americans spend decades planning for retirement, the topic is often a source of anxiety. A study by the National Institute on Retirement Security reports that 56% of Americans are concerned about achieving a financially secure retirement, meaning they’re...
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