Unlock the Value You’ve Built Over the Years
Your home may be one of your greatest retirement assets. A reverse mortgage can help you put that equity to work while continuing to live in the home you love.
For many homeowners, their home represents years of hard work and one of their greatest financial resources. A reverse mortgage allows eligible homeowners age 62 and older to access a portion of that home equity while continuing to own and live in the home they love.
Instead of selling your home or taking on another monthly mortgage payment, you may be able to convert part of your available equity into funds that help support your retirement goals. The title remains in your name, and repayment is generally not required until you permanently leave the home, sell it, or pass away, provided the loan requirements continue to be met.
Your Equity. Your Choice.
Every retirement journey is different. One of the greatest advantages of a reverse mortgage is the flexibility to use your home equity in the way that best fits your needs and priorities.
You Continue to Own Your Home
One of the biggest misconceptions about reverse mortgages is that the lender takes ownership of the home. That’s simply not true.
With a reverse mortgage, you remain the homeowner and continue living in your home as your primary residence, while staying responsible for the normal obligations that come with homeownership.
You remain the owner of your home.
Your name stays on the title.
You continue living in the home as your primary residence.
No required monthly mortgage payments on the reverse mortgage loan.
You continue paying property taxes, homeowners insurance, and maintaining the home.
You choose how funds are received: lump sum, monthly payments, line of credit, or a combination.
Common Questions
How much equity can I access?▾
The amount depends on factors such as your age, current interest rates, your home’s value, and any existing mortgage balance that must be paid off at closing. A personalized illustration can show your estimated numbers.
Do I give up ownership of my home?▾
No. You remain the owner and your name stays on the title. You continue living in the home as your primary residence and remain responsible for property taxes, homeowners insurance, and maintenance.
When does the loan have to be repaid?▾
Repayment is generally required when the last borrower sells the home, permanently moves out, or passes away, provided the loan requirements continue to be met.
Is Accessing Your Home Equity the Right Choice?
A reverse mortgage isn’t the right solution for everyone—but for many homeowners, it may provide greater financial flexibility while allowing them to remain in the home they love.
Every homeowner’s situation is unique. That’s why I take the time to explain your options, answer your questions, and help you determine whether a reverse mortgage fits your retirement goals—without pressure and without obligation.
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