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Owner Financing: How Does It Work?

Sometimes you have more option than strictly obtaining financing from a lender. Owner financing offers you the opportunity to obtain financing directly from the seller. While not very common, this situation could occur, giving you another chance at becoming a homeowner. How...

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How Much Home Equity Do You Need for a Reverse Mortgage?

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A reverse mortgage can help retired or soon-to-be retired homeowners have a larger cash flow than their retirement income provides. Just how much of your home’s equity can you tap into though? We help you understand the factors below.Looking for Current Mortgage Interest Rates? Click Here. The  Read more

Meeting the Special Requirements for a Reverse Mortgage

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The reverse mortgage offers senior borrowers to tap into the equity of their home. The loan program, also known as the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage, works differently than a standard home equity loan. Many seniors use this opportunity to have supplemental income when their social security does  Read more

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Owner Financing: How Does It Work?

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