Senior borrowers age 62 and over can now purchase a home using a reverse mortgage rather than a traditional mortgage. The Reverse Mortgage Purchase Program allows borrowers to purchase a new home. You do not have to pay for the entire home with cash and you never have to make a mortgage payment for as long as you live in the property.

    BENEFITS
  • No monthly mortgage payments....ever!


  • Tax free cash-transaction.


  • Low interest rates.


  • U.S. Government Insured Program


  • Adjustable or fixed rates.


  • No income or credit requirements.


    FEATURES
  • First Mortgage Loan (1 to 4 Family Dwellings).


  • Must be principal residence.


  • Approval based on purchase price or new appraisal whichever is less.


  • Condos, townhouses, and manufactured homes may also qualify.


    REQUIREMENTS
  • Counseling performed prior to loan application.


  • Must occupy the property within 60 days of closing.


  • Borrower continues to be responsible for real estate taxes and insurance.


  • Seller must have been "Owner of Record" for 91 days or more.


  • Down payment must be verified (2 Month's Bank Statements or Verification of Deposit).


  • Newly constructed homes must have a Certificate of Occupancy.


  • No bridge loans or interim financing.


  • No gifting allowed.


  • No construction loans.


To find out more, call (888) 562-6865 to speak with a Loan Officer or complete this form to have a Loan Officer contact you.




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