More Understanding Reverse Mortgage Articles

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Fight Inflation With a Reverse Mortgage

When inflation is high, a reverse mortgage offers some unique ways of fighting the pinch of rising prices.

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Can I Get a Reverse Mortgage if I Have Bad Credit?

Reverse mortgages do not have a required credit score, but credit history is considered as part of the approval process. Here's what you need to know about credit and reverse mortgage.

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Reverse Mortgage: A Guide for Children and Heirs

After the last borrower on a reverse mortgage passes away, the loan needs to be settled. Usually, that responsibility falls to the heirs. Here's what they can expect.

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Can I Get a Reverse Mortgage on My Condo?

FHA-approved condos are eligible for home equity conversion mortgages. Here's how you can find out if yours is eligible, and what to do if it isn't.

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Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure With a Reverse Mortgage

Though foreclosure is in the title, a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure is actually a way of avoiding the foreclosure process.

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What Happens When a Reverse Mortgage Borrower Dies?

When a reverse mortgage borrower passes away, the loan will become due and payable. Here's what heirs and borrowers should know about what happens next.

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Reverse Mortgages and Credit Scores: What Borrowers Should Know

Credit ratings and mortgages go hand in hand, but as with most things reverse, when you are taking out a HECM credit works a little differently.

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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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What Happens to a Reverse Mortgage After a Divorce?

Divorce can impact a reverse mortgage in a variety of ways. This overview offers options for several different situations.

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Can You Rent Out a House With a Reverse Mortgage?

If you're looking for sources of cash flow in retirement, renting your home is often a good idea. But if you have a reverse mortgage, you'll have to live there too.