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Reverse MortgagesWhat is a reverse mortgage? A reverse mortgage is a home loan (used for any purpose) where seniors, 62 and older, can access the equity (cash) built up in their home. There are several different reverse mortgage programs. Fannie Mae Home Keeper®, Jumbo Cash-Out loan, and the HUD-insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) are three such programs. As demand increases, more reverse mortgage programs from different organizations will become available. It is called a reverse mortgage because you borrow money from a lender, but
the lender makes monthly payments to you, rather than you making monthly payments
to the lender. All interest is paid at the end of the loan, rather than in the
beginning. What are some of the benefits of a reverse mortgage?
As the homeowner receives monthly cash income, the loan balance increases.
In the following twelve-month example, the homeowner begins with a debt-free home.
As money is received by the homeowner, the mortgage grows. By the end of month
twelve, the homeowner owes the bank $6,000 plus $232.44 interest. All Reverse
Mortgage loans have a variable rate.
*Many criteria are considered when determining the reverse mortgage loan amount, interest rate, etc. ![]() WB Demo - Automated - 2160 Lundy Ave. - San Jose, CA 95131 Office Phone: (800) 693-7770 Xt.#2 We lend in California
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