Update on Reverse Mortgage

By financeblogger

The rule changes we have been waiting for have been implemented. Horray!!
the new national maximum lending limit has been increased to at least $417,000 with some selected high cost areas currently at $625,000. This means that many more people can currently qualify for a reverse mortgage than ever before. The downside is that some home values have fallen enough that the equity ratio may no qualify for a Reverse Mortgage.
Determining if they are right for you is a simple process that lenders like myself can walk a client through. They are not credit driven they are equity driven. All homeowners must be over age 62, the house owner must have a reasonable equity position to be eligible, the zip code must be residential not agricultural or commercial. Generally with the answers to about 5 questions we can determine if you are likely to be able to get a HUD HECM Reverse Mortgage.

The new rule changes have reduced the fees a bank or lender can charge. The up front charges are minimal and typically are well under $600.

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