HECM for Purchase vs. Traditional Financing: What Builders Need to Know

As a home builder, your goal is to make homeownership as accessible as possible for your buyers. But when it comes to serving the 62+ market, not all financing options are created equal. Traditional mortgages require monthly payments that many retirees prefer to avoid, w...
How Reverse Mortgages Can Prevent Probate Complications

For many families, the probate process can be a lengthy, expensive, and emotionally taxing ordeal. When a homeowner passes away, their estate— including their home—typically goes through probate unless proper planning has been done in advance. Probate can delay the trans...
The Growing Retirement Crisis

Studies reveal that over half of Americans are at risk of retiring with inadequate savings. With rising costs of living and potential reductions in Social Securitybenefits, retirees need alternative financial solutions to maintain their lifestyle.
Reverse Mortgages: A Financial Lifeline for In-Home Healthcare Costs

The Rising Demand for In-Home Healthcare
Maximizing Home Affordability: Why Seniors Should Consider a Reverse Mortgage for Purchase

Many older buyers assume their housing options are limited to what they can afford in cash—but what if they could purchase a more expensive, more suitable home while keeping more of their assets liquid? That’s the power of H4P.
Designing for the Future: Why Builders Should Cater to the 62+ Market

The housing market is shifting, and one of the fastest-growing demographics is homeowners aged 62 and older. These buyers are looking for homes that meet their evolving needs—homes designed with aging in place in mind. As the VP of Reverse Mortgage Lending at Revolution ...
Reverse Mortgages and Medicaid Planning: What Attorneys Need to Know

For clients looking to qualify for Medicaid, home equity often presents a challenge. While the primary residence is typically an exempt asset for Medicaid eligibility purposes, its value can sometimes push clients over asset limits. A reverse mortgage can be a valuable t...
Why Skeptical Advisors Should Reexamine Their Attitudes Toward Reverse Mortgages

Despite their benefits, reverse mortgages often face skepticism from financial advisors. Outdated concerns about high costs, loss of homeownership, and inheritance impact have contributed to this hesitancy. However, today’s HECM program is designed with significant borro...
Helping Seniors Age in Place: How Reverse Mortgages Support In-Home Care

The Growing Demand for Aging in Place
Unlocking New Opportunities: How Real Estate Agents Can Benefit from Reverse Mortgages for Purchase

What Is a HECM for Purchase?
HECM for Purchase vs. Traditional Financing: What Builders Need to Know

As a home builder, your goal is to make homeownership as accessible as possible for your buyers. But when it comes to serving the 62+ market, not all financing options are created equal. Traditional mortgages require monthly payments that many retirees prefer to avoid, w...
How Reverse Mortgages Can Prevent Probate Complications

For many families, the probate process can be a lengthy, expensive, and emotionally taxing ordeal. When a homeowner passes away, their estate— including their home—typically goes through probate unless proper planning has been done in advance. Probate can delay the trans...
The Growing Retirement Crisis

Studies reveal that over half of Americans are at risk of retiring with inadequate savings. With rising costs of living and potential reductions in Social Securitybenefits, retirees need alternative financial solutions to maintain their lifestyle.
Reverse Mortgages: A Financial Lifeline for In-Home Healthcare Costs

The Rising Demand for In-Home Healthcare
Maximizing Home Affordability: Why Seniors Should Consider a Reverse Mortgage for Purchase

Many older buyers assume their housing options are limited to what they can afford in cash—but what if they could purchase a more expensive, more suitable home while keeping more of their assets liquid? That’s the power of H4P.
Designing for the Future: Why Builders Should Cater to the 62+ Market

The housing market is shifting, and one of the fastest-growing demographics is homeowners aged 62 and older. These buyers are looking for homes that meet their evolving needs—homes designed with aging in place in mind. As the VP of Reverse Mortgage Lending at Revolution ...
Reverse Mortgages and Medicaid Planning: What Attorneys Need to Know

For clients looking to qualify for Medicaid, home equity often presents a challenge. While the primary residence is typically an exempt asset for Medicaid eligibility purposes, its value can sometimes push clients over asset limits. A reverse mortgage can be a valuable t...
Why Skeptical Advisors Should Reexamine Their Attitudes Toward Reverse Mortgages

Despite their benefits, reverse mortgages often face skepticism from financial advisors. Outdated concerns about high costs, loss of homeownership, and inheritance impact have contributed to this hesitancy. However, today’s HECM program is designed with significant borro...
Helping Seniors Age in Place: How Reverse Mortgages Support In-Home Care

The Growing Demand for Aging in Place
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