A reverse mortgage may allow eligible homeowners age 62 and older to access a portion of their home's equity while continuing to live in the home.
Not all applicants will qualify. Subject to approval.
A reverse mortgage is a loan available to eligible homeowners that allows them to convert a portion of their home equity into cash.
Unlike a traditional mortgage, borrowers are generally not required to make monthly mortgage payments on the reverse mortgage balance while meeting loan obligations, including maintaining the home, paying property taxes, and homeowners insurance.
*Borrowers must continue to meet loan obligations.
Complete a consultation
Determine available home equity
Complete required counseling
Review loan options
Access available funds
Supplement Retirement Income
Home Improvements
Healthcare Expenses
Travel & Lifestyle
Emergency Reserves
Pay Off Existing Mortgage
Debt Consolidation
Financial Planning
Yes. You retain ownership of your home as long as loan obligations are met.
Yes. Reverse mortgage borrowers may sell their homes at any time.
Reverse mortgages provide options for heirs. Loan counseling and disclosures explain these details.
Eligible borrowers are generally not required to make monthly mortgage payments on the reverse mortgage balance while meeting loan obligations.
Speak with a reverse mortgage specialist to see how much equity may be available and review the options eligible homeowners 62+ may qualify for.
Reverse mortgage loans are subject to borrower eligibility, age requirements, counseling requirements, property eligibility, appraisal requirements, and lender approval. Borrowers remain responsible for property taxes, homeowners insurance, maintenance, and other loan obligations. Not all applicants will qualify.