I've avoided getting involved or studying reverse mortgages since they began. They held no interest for me, my students, or my clients. A good idea but an FHA program they rarely get it right. Worse they are not being marketed by those few FHA brokers/bankers I do trust.

Then I read a blog: Reverse Mortgages - Purchase a Home with a Reverse Mortgage - Part 7

If I read this correctly, a senior buyer/s can now biy a home putting 40% down plus closing cost, without qualifying and chose to make no mortgage payments!

If that doesn't raise your eye brows nothing will! Think about it. Snow belt retires finally sell their home and head to Poinciana but their $100,000.00 won't buy a home out right. Instead they buy last years $250,000.00 for $125,000.00 put $50,000.00 down and live for taxes and insurance just like they'd planed.

All I can say is WOW!

Bill

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6 Comments on Over 62? No Qualifying No Payments

JAN
28
2009
358,513 Points 4 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Bill - this looks very interesting, especially since I turn 62 in August. I will have to delve further into this, not just for me, but for my senior clients.

7:38pm • #1
222,515 Points 19 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Mike,

Please report back, I'm going to have to depend on friends and probably some new acquaintances on this.

I'm not there yet, but wow the opportunity!

Bill

7:58pm • #2
432,448 Points 27 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Bill -  Sounds like a very cool idea. I have older friends in New York. HTey bought a condo in Daytona, but were shy of moving here, and now this is not even a cnsideration. I was telling them all along to look at reverse mortgage, and live there life to the fullest, but they are very conservative, and "what are we goona leave to our children' as if their only son needs a penny of their money.

Anyway, I am 4 years from 62...

11:41pm • #3
JAN
29
2009
222,515 Points 19 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Jon,

If this is all it appears it will be great for seniors.he end there is equity left the kids can have it, just like any other mortgage, but they'll have to pay it off or refinance quick.It should be big in your market, Bryants, Marc, Ron, and maybe Mike in Southern AZ, anywhere there are allot of retirees or the soon to retire.

I've got 15 months to go myself.

Bill

12:08am • #4
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Bill,

Thanks for the heads up on this.  My company just started doing reverse mortgages a few months back,  I will look into this!

3:51pm • #5
222,515 Points 19 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Ron,

Please do and let us know what you find.

Bill

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