
What Happens if I Have a Reverse Mortgage and Move to Assisted Living?
A reverse mortgage is a helpful retirement tool as long as you are able to stay in your home. But what happens if you need to move into assisted living for a longer term?
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A reverse mortgage is a helpful retirement tool as long as you are able to stay in your home. But what happens if you need to move into assisted living for a longer term?
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