| *$625,500 is the maximum allowable home value used
for calculating net proceeds available from the FHA
Reverse Mortgage Program (HECM). |
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| You can now buy a new or existing home using the
FHA Government-insured Home Equity Conversion
Mortgage (HECM)! |
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| For instance, if a 70 year old senior wanted to
purchase a $300,000 home, he or she could put
approximately $111,400 down and finance the balance of
$188,600. The senior would then make no monthly
payments for as long as he or she maintained the home
as a principal residence. |
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| Interest and MIP (Mortgage Insurance Premium)
simply accrues on the initial loan amount and is not
due until the 2nd borrower (if 2), dies, moves or
sells the home. |
Over 62? Downsizing, Right-Sizing or Looking to Relocate? Check
out the New Reverse Mortgage Purchase Program!
For the first time since it’s inception in 1998, seniors age 62 or
older, can use their reverse mortgage to purchase a new property! This
new program allows seniors to purchase a new principle residence and
obtain a reverse mortgage within a single transaction – eliminating the
need for a second closing and additional closing costs. The reverse
mortgage purchase program also allows seniors to relocate to another city
or state, bringing them closer to family or to a better climate.
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