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Yan RossU.S.
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Reverse Mortgages are a financial tool available to homeowners of the age of 62 or older. They are not for everyone. Mr. Ross provides responses to questions regarding eligibility, terms, consumer protections, financial requirements, and all other aspects of HUD-sponsored and other private program Reverse Mortgages. | |
Carlos ScarperoAvailable
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I will answer questions related to reverse mortgages. | |
Micah EthridgeU.S.
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If you have a question about any aspect of a reverse mortgage I would love to be the one to help you. From basic questions such as “What is a reverse mortgage and how do they work?” to very specific details such as “Will my home qualify and how much money can I expect to receive?” I will do my best to supply you with a detailed answer as quickly as possible. Reverse mortgages are a wonderful financial option and are improving the lives of seniors age 62 and older every day! However they are not for everyone. Ask me ..... |
Yes, I understand that you would not be liable for any shortfall on the sale, assuming it's a HECM (FHA-insured) reverse mortgage. From a purely financial perspective, if the house is not worth more
Hello, Ross. You pose an interesting question, but one that requires additional information for me to respond in a meaningful way. Here are some of the facts and issues you will need to address:
Crystal, First, I can't give you a legal opinion, especially not knowing in which State you reside. However, I can suggest a couple of means to determine the feasibility of securing a reverse mortgage

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