Common Uses
Live more comfortably with a reverse mortgage loan. Its flexible repayment feature* gives you more freedom in how you manage your monthly expenses, and you can use the funds as you choose. For example:
- Establish a “rainy day” fund
- Supplement your income
- Pay off an existing mortgage or other debts to improve cash flow
- Pay monthly bills
- Make home improvements or modifications
- Pay for health care
- Cover the cost of in-home care, whether medical or non-medical
- Make a major purchase such as a new vehicle
- Buy a home
Depending on your needs and plans, you have the choice of taking your funds as:
- A line of credit — which offers all the benefits of a traditional Home Equity Line of Credit, but with greater flexibility
- Monthly advances, either for a set period of time or as long as you live in your home
- A lump sum
- Or a combination of these options
- Plus, you can change how you receive your remaining funds at any time, if you need or want to
*With a reverse mortgage, no principal and interest payments are required until you move, pass away or sell the home, as long as you meet your loan obligations. (As with any home-secured loan, you must keep current with property-related taxes, insurance and maintenance for the loan to remain in good standing.) However, you can opt to pay down your principal and interest if and when you choose; no pre-payment penalties apply.
To learn more, contact me today.
Marshall Gallop
Reverse Mortgage Loan Specialist, NMLS #450841
Call 904-662-2634 | mgallop@reversefunding.com

