This document provides information about reverse mortgages presented by Ken Metcalf of American Pacific Reverse Mortgage Group. It outlines key benefits like eliminating monthly mortgage payments and providing a line of credit. It discusses how reverse mortgages work, qualification criteria, payment options, and common questions. Client testimonials praise the thoroughness, responsiveness, and seamless processing by American Pacific Reverse Mortgage Group.
A reverse mortgage allows senior homeowners to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. It provides funds via a monthly payment, lump sum, or line of credit. The homeowner retains ownership and can live in the home until passing away. The loan is repaid upon moving out or passing of the last surviving homeowner. Qualification requires being at least 62 years old, owning the home, and having sufficient equity. Costs of 5% of the loan amount are financed into the loan balance. Counseling is required to ensure the homeowner understands the product.
This document provides information on various homeownership topics including the mortgage process, types of mortgages, credit management, foreclosure, and protecting your investment. It defines key mortgage terms, explains fixed and adjustable rate mortgages, describes the components of a credit score and how to manage credit, outlines the foreclosure process and alternatives, and reviews different types of homeowners insurance. The document aims to educate homeowners and potential buyers on essential financial literacy concepts related to purchasing and maintaining a home.
The document discusses the process of purchasing a home through a mortgage lender called Fairway. It begins by outlining the benefits of owning a home over renting, as owning allows individuals to build equity over time instead of their monthly payments disappearing as rent. It then walks through the steps involved in the home buying process, including getting pre-qualified, processing the loan, underwriting, pre-closing, and closing. Key aspects of mortgages like principal, interest, taxes, insurance, points, and amortization are also defined.
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1) The document discusses reverse mortgages, which allow homeowners aged 62+ to convert equity in their home into tax-free funds without having to sell their home or make monthly payments.
2) Wells Fargo is a leading provider of reverse mortgages, offering flexible payment options like lump sums, monthly payments, or lines of credit.
3) Reverse mortgages only need to be repaid when the homeowner dies or moves out permanently, and the homeowner retains ownership and title to their home.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to help consumers choose the best mortgage. It discusses:
1. Defining what is affordable, understanding your credit, choosing between fixed and adjustable rates, selecting the right down payment, and understanding how points affect interest rates.
2. The importance of understanding your credit report and score to qualify for the best rate. Correcting any errors can improve your score.
3. Different types of mortgages and their tradeoffs (fixed vs adjustable rates), the importance of understanding prepayment options, and being wary of risky loan features like balloons payments or prepayment penalties.
4. Steps to take like getting estimates of total monthly costs, calculating the
A reverse mortgage allows senior homeowners to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. It provides funds via a monthly payment, lump sum, or line of credit. The homeowner retains ownership and can live in the home until passing away. The loan is repaid upon moving out or passing of the last surviving homeowner. Qualification requires being at least 62 years old, owning the home, and having sufficient equity. Costs of 5% of the loan amount are financed into the loan balance. Counseling is required to ensure the homeowner understands the product.
This document provides information on various homeownership topics including the mortgage process, types of mortgages, credit management, foreclosure, and protecting your investment. It defines key mortgage terms, explains fixed and adjustable rate mortgages, describes the components of a credit score and how to manage credit, outlines the foreclosure process and alternatives, and reviews different types of homeowners insurance. The document aims to educate homeowners and potential buyers on essential financial literacy concepts related to purchasing and maintaining a home.
The document discusses the process of purchasing a home through a mortgage lender called Fairway. It begins by outlining the benefits of owning a home over renting, as owning allows individuals to build equity over time instead of their monthly payments disappearing as rent. It then walks through the steps involved in the home buying process, including getting pre-qualified, processing the loan, underwriting, pre-closing, and closing. Key aspects of mortgages like principal, interest, taxes, insurance, points, and amortization are also defined.
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1) The document discusses reverse mortgages, which allow homeowners aged 62+ to convert equity in their home into tax-free funds without having to sell their home or make monthly payments.
2) Wells Fargo is a leading provider of reverse mortgages, offering flexible payment options like lump sums, monthly payments, or lines of credit.
3) Reverse mortgages only need to be repaid when the homeowner dies or moves out permanently, and the homeowner retains ownership and title to their home.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to help consumers choose the best mortgage. It discusses:
1. Defining what is affordable, understanding your credit, choosing between fixed and adjustable rates, selecting the right down payment, and understanding how points affect interest rates.
2. The importance of understanding your credit report and score to qualify for the best rate. Correcting any errors can improve your score.
3. Different types of mortgages and their tradeoffs (fixed vs adjustable rates), the importance of understanding prepayment options, and being wary of risky loan features like balloons payments or prepayment penalties.
4. Steps to take like getting estimates of total monthly costs, calculating the
This guide helps consumers navigate the mortgage process in 8 steps: 1) defining what is affordable, 2) understanding your credit, 3) choosing between fixed and adjustable rates, 4) selecting a down payment amount, 5) understanding how points affect interest rates, 6) shopping with multiple lenders, 7) choosing a mortgage, and 8) avoiding pitfalls. The goal is to find the best mortgage to fit the consumer's financial situation through informed decision making at each step.
Some of the highlights from the 2013 Streets Ahead Pulse Check includes:
- Genworth Homebuyer Confidence Index (HCI) rises 7.2% to its highest ever level
- Australian homeowners optimistic with anticipated hardship decreasing 37%
- First homebuyer confidence increases to its highest ever level at 99.9
- The Australian dream of homeownership is considered unrealistic by 70% of surveyed non-property owners
- Housing affordability is holding back would-be homeowners with 26% of would-be homeowners experiencing difficulty saving for their 20% deposit.
On January 24, members of Freestar Financial attended a Mortgage Mixer Event. The Vice President of Lending, Jennifer Martines and Realtor, Peter Toering presented the importance of having a good credit score and the documentation you will need in order to start a mortgage application.
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The document discusses the benefits of a reverse mortgage for seniors aged 62 and older. A reverse mortgage allows homeowners to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash without having to make monthly payments. Borrowers can use the funds for supplemental income, paying off debts, home repairs, or leaving an inheritance. The loan does not become due until the borrower dies or moves out permanently, and the FHA insures that no debt passes to heirs.
The document discusses home financing options and introduces the Home Ownership Accelerator product. Key points:
- The HOA is a line of credit attached to a homeowner's primary residence, allowing them to pay down their mortgage faster by making daily payments from deposited income.
- It aims to reduce interest costs over the long run and allow the home to be paid off in half the time compared to a traditional mortgage, with no changes to spending.
- Borrowers have access to the credit line via debit cards and checks, and payments are made automatically via direct deposit each day to reduce the loan balance and interest costs.
Experian recently surveyed newlyweds nationwide to see what role credit and finances play in establishing a life together and achieving long-term financial goals, such as buying a home. The results suggest financial discussions should take place before saying “I do.”
The document discusses the benefits of a reverse mortgage line of credit (HECM LOC) for a 62-year-old couple with a $625,500 home and no mortgage. The initial LOC of $266,963 would grow to $509,469 in 10 years and $972,262 in 20 years without any withdrawals. Research from retirement experts argues that a HECM LOC provides flexible access to home equity that can grow over time, acts as insurance if home values decrease, and allows for improved retirement outcomes compared to alternatives like HELOCs. The HECM LOC offers advantages like no monthly payments, an indefinite loan term, and funds that are not reduced or revoked by the lender as long as obligations are
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The document discusses various topics related to personal finances including:
- Recent events in the stock market and how the credit scoring system works
- Tools for getting out of debt such as paying off collections, the impact of life events on credit scores, and methods for tracking debt repayment progress like snowball and highest interest methods.
Group 4 presented on reverse mortgages in India. Reverse mortgages allow senior citizens to convert the equity in their homes into a regular income stream while continuing to live in their homes. The key points are:
1) Reverse mortgages provide senior citizens with regular tax-free payments using the equity in their homes as collateral, with no repayment required until the home is sold.
2) While reverse mortgages offer benefits like regular income and not having to give up one's home, they also have drawbacks like high costs, interest rates not being regulated, and payments ending if the borrower outlives the loan term.
3) The potential market size for reverse mortgages in India
The document describes private mortgage investment as a high yield, low risk investment opportunity. It outlines how private mortgage investments work, comparing them favorably to other conventional investment vehicles like CDs and stocks in terms of safety, security, predictability, control and return. Private mortgage investments offer secured, predictable returns through first or second mortgage loans at interest rates of 8-13% and loan-to-value ratios of 70-95%, providing both principal protection and high returns.
The document summarizes an insurance plan called A Plan for Life from American General Life and Accident Insurance Company. It discusses the importance of planning for future financial security and having insurance to protect against dying too soon, living too long, and ensuring needs are met at death. Specific needs are outlined like final expenses, mortgage, rent, education costs, and more. Steps to developing a financial plan are provided.
The document discusses credit scores and their importance. It explains that credit scores are numbers between 300-850 that predict the likelihood of loan default, with higher scores indicating lower risk. The main factors that determine a credit score are payment history (35%), credit utilization ratio (30%), length of credit history (15%), credit mix (10%), and number of inquiries (10%). Maintaining good payment history, low credit utilization, longer credit history, a variety of account types, and limited inquiries maximize credit scores and financial opportunities.
A credit score predicts the statistical likelihood of a consumer becoming over 90 days late on a loan. Scores range from 300 to 850, with higher scores indicating lower risk of default. The five main factors that determine a credit score are: payment history (35%), amount of debt used (30%), length of credit history (15%), variety of credit types (10%), and number of credit inquiries (10%). Maintaining good payment history, low credit utilization, an established credit history, a mix of account types, and limiting inquiries can help improve a credit score over time.
Causes and Consequences: The role of household debt in 21st Century BritainResolutionFoundation
This document discusses household debt levels in the UK and reasons to be both fearful and cheerful about rising interest rates. While total debt is high at nearly £1.9 trillion, debt servicing ratios are low due to cheap rates. However, significant numbers of households are already in debt distress, and lower income families are most at risk. Even modest rate rises could cause servicing costs to spike for many. Policymakers must tread carefully, as 275,000 households may have difficulty insulating themselves from rate changes. More support may be needed for those vulnerable to suffering financial difficulties if rates rise substantially.
1) The average debt obligation of active DC plan participants increased by 9% between 1992 and 2010, leaving less money available for retirement savings. For near-retirement participants between 50-65 years old, debt obligations increased even more sharply, by 69%.
2) Over 60% of households with DC plans accumulated more debt than retirement savings between 2010-2011. 20% took on credit card debt faster than retirement savings, while others accumulated mortgage, auto, or other debt faster than savings.
3) DC plan participants that accumulated any type of debt faster than retirement contributions had around 50% less retirement savings than those focused more on building savings. Debt savers had only about 2 years of replacement income saved compared to
The document provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including what they are, their history, why they are growing in popularity, the qualification process, how funds can be received, potential benefits and drawbacks, and how the process works. A reverse mortgage allows homeowners age 62+ to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash without making payments as long as they live in the home. Key points covered include how reverse mortgages can provide funds for seniors on fixed incomes, the closing costs involved, how lines of credit can grow over time, and that the homeowner retains ownership and can never owe more than the home is worth.
Everything you wanted to know about reverse mortgages (but were afraid to ask)Joe Heale
The document provides information about reverse mortgages offered by HomEquity Bank. It discusses what a reverse mortgage is, debunking common myths, eligible uses of funds, product options including CHIP and Income Advantage, and how qualification amounts are determined. Key details include that no mortgage payments are required, homeowners retain ownership of their home, funds are tax-free, and homeowners can expect to have equity remaining when the loan is repaid.
This document provides information and guidance for home buyers. It discusses hiring a real estate team to represent the buyer and receive a 50% rebate on the buyer's agent commission. It outlines the home buying process, including gathering documents, checking credit, understanding loan types and fees. The document aims to educate home buyers on financing options and making an informed purchase.
This guide helps consumers navigate the mortgage process in 8 steps: 1) defining what is affordable, 2) understanding your credit, 3) choosing between fixed and adjustable rates, 4) selecting a down payment amount, 5) understanding how points affect interest rates, 6) shopping with multiple lenders, 7) choosing a mortgage, and 8) avoiding pitfalls. The goal is to find the best mortgage to fit the consumer's financial situation through informed decision making at each step.
Some of the highlights from the 2013 Streets Ahead Pulse Check includes:
- Genworth Homebuyer Confidence Index (HCI) rises 7.2% to its highest ever level
- Australian homeowners optimistic with anticipated hardship decreasing 37%
- First homebuyer confidence increases to its highest ever level at 99.9
- The Australian dream of homeownership is considered unrealistic by 70% of surveyed non-property owners
- Housing affordability is holding back would-be homeowners with 26% of would-be homeowners experiencing difficulty saving for their 20% deposit.
On January 24, members of Freestar Financial attended a Mortgage Mixer Event. The Vice President of Lending, Jennifer Martines and Realtor, Peter Toering presented the importance of having a good credit score and the documentation you will need in order to start a mortgage application.
Columbia National Real Estate Finance Q1 Capital Markets Report Justin Brindger
Columbia National Real Estate Finance is pleased to present our Q1 Capital Markets Report. The information included has been put together through our team’s extensive market research and analysis as well as data collected at the Mortgage Bankers Association conference, recently held in San Diego, California. We expect to continue to produce quarterly updates covering everything from the latest financing trends to information specific to each capital source.
The document discusses the benefits of a reverse mortgage for seniors aged 62 and older. A reverse mortgage allows homeowners to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash without having to make monthly payments. Borrowers can use the funds for supplemental income, paying off debts, home repairs, or leaving an inheritance. The loan does not become due until the borrower dies or moves out permanently, and the FHA insures that no debt passes to heirs.
The document discusses home financing options and introduces the Home Ownership Accelerator product. Key points:
- The HOA is a line of credit attached to a homeowner's primary residence, allowing them to pay down their mortgage faster by making daily payments from deposited income.
- It aims to reduce interest costs over the long run and allow the home to be paid off in half the time compared to a traditional mortgage, with no changes to spending.
- Borrowers have access to the credit line via debit cards and checks, and payments are made automatically via direct deposit each day to reduce the loan balance and interest costs.
Experian recently surveyed newlyweds nationwide to see what role credit and finances play in establishing a life together and achieving long-term financial goals, such as buying a home. The results suggest financial discussions should take place before saying “I do.”
The document discusses the benefits of a reverse mortgage line of credit (HECM LOC) for a 62-year-old couple with a $625,500 home and no mortgage. The initial LOC of $266,963 would grow to $509,469 in 10 years and $972,262 in 20 years without any withdrawals. Research from retirement experts argues that a HECM LOC provides flexible access to home equity that can grow over time, acts as insurance if home values decrease, and allows for improved retirement outcomes compared to alternatives like HELOCs. The HECM LOC offers advantages like no monthly payments, an indefinite loan term, and funds that are not reduced or revoked by the lender as long as obligations are
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The document discusses various topics related to personal finances including:
- Recent events in the stock market and how the credit scoring system works
- Tools for getting out of debt such as paying off collections, the impact of life events on credit scores, and methods for tracking debt repayment progress like snowball and highest interest methods.
Group 4 presented on reverse mortgages in India. Reverse mortgages allow senior citizens to convert the equity in their homes into a regular income stream while continuing to live in their homes. The key points are:
1) Reverse mortgages provide senior citizens with regular tax-free payments using the equity in their homes as collateral, with no repayment required until the home is sold.
2) While reverse mortgages offer benefits like regular income and not having to give up one's home, they also have drawbacks like high costs, interest rates not being regulated, and payments ending if the borrower outlives the loan term.
3) The potential market size for reverse mortgages in India
The document describes private mortgage investment as a high yield, low risk investment opportunity. It outlines how private mortgage investments work, comparing them favorably to other conventional investment vehicles like CDs and stocks in terms of safety, security, predictability, control and return. Private mortgage investments offer secured, predictable returns through first or second mortgage loans at interest rates of 8-13% and loan-to-value ratios of 70-95%, providing both principal protection and high returns.
The document summarizes an insurance plan called A Plan for Life from American General Life and Accident Insurance Company. It discusses the importance of planning for future financial security and having insurance to protect against dying too soon, living too long, and ensuring needs are met at death. Specific needs are outlined like final expenses, mortgage, rent, education costs, and more. Steps to developing a financial plan are provided.
The document discusses credit scores and their importance. It explains that credit scores are numbers between 300-850 that predict the likelihood of loan default, with higher scores indicating lower risk. The main factors that determine a credit score are payment history (35%), credit utilization ratio (30%), length of credit history (15%), credit mix (10%), and number of inquiries (10%). Maintaining good payment history, low credit utilization, longer credit history, a variety of account types, and limited inquiries maximize credit scores and financial opportunities.
A credit score predicts the statistical likelihood of a consumer becoming over 90 days late on a loan. Scores range from 300 to 850, with higher scores indicating lower risk of default. The five main factors that determine a credit score are: payment history (35%), amount of debt used (30%), length of credit history (15%), variety of credit types (10%), and number of credit inquiries (10%). Maintaining good payment history, low credit utilization, an established credit history, a mix of account types, and limiting inquiries can help improve a credit score over time.
Causes and Consequences: The role of household debt in 21st Century BritainResolutionFoundation
This document discusses household debt levels in the UK and reasons to be both fearful and cheerful about rising interest rates. While total debt is high at nearly £1.9 trillion, debt servicing ratios are low due to cheap rates. However, significant numbers of households are already in debt distress, and lower income families are most at risk. Even modest rate rises could cause servicing costs to spike for many. Policymakers must tread carefully, as 275,000 households may have difficulty insulating themselves from rate changes. More support may be needed for those vulnerable to suffering financial difficulties if rates rise substantially.
1) The average debt obligation of active DC plan participants increased by 9% between 1992 and 2010, leaving less money available for retirement savings. For near-retirement participants between 50-65 years old, debt obligations increased even more sharply, by 69%.
2) Over 60% of households with DC plans accumulated more debt than retirement savings between 2010-2011. 20% took on credit card debt faster than retirement savings, while others accumulated mortgage, auto, or other debt faster than savings.
3) DC plan participants that accumulated any type of debt faster than retirement contributions had around 50% less retirement savings than those focused more on building savings. Debt savers had only about 2 years of replacement income saved compared to
The document provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including what they are, their history, why they are growing in popularity, the qualification process, how funds can be received, potential benefits and drawbacks, and how the process works. A reverse mortgage allows homeowners age 62+ to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash without making payments as long as they live in the home. Key points covered include how reverse mortgages can provide funds for seniors on fixed incomes, the closing costs involved, how lines of credit can grow over time, and that the homeowner retains ownership and can never owe more than the home is worth.
Everything you wanted to know about reverse mortgages (but were afraid to ask)Joe Heale
The document provides information about reverse mortgages offered by HomEquity Bank. It discusses what a reverse mortgage is, debunking common myths, eligible uses of funds, product options including CHIP and Income Advantage, and how qualification amounts are determined. Key details include that no mortgage payments are required, homeowners retain ownership of their home, funds are tax-free, and homeowners can expect to have equity remaining when the loan is repaid.
This document provides information and guidance for home buyers. It discusses hiring a real estate team to represent the buyer and receive a 50% rebate on the buyer's agent commission. It outlines the home buying process, including gathering documents, checking credit, understanding loan types and fees. The document aims to educate home buyers on financing options and making an informed purchase.
The document provides information about reverse mortgages through American Pacific Mortgage. It discusses key benefits like eliminating monthly mortgage payments and providing a line of credit or supplemental income. It outlines the qualification process and payment options. Client testimonials praise the company for their professionalism, thorough explanations, and for making the process seamless.
This document provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including their market potential, key features, and strategic uses. It discusses how reverse mortgages can provide purchasing power for home buyers age 62 and older. The document compares reverse and traditional mortgages, dispels common misconceptions about reverse mortgages, and shows examples of how a reverse mortgage could help buyers purchase a home with no monthly mortgage payment. It also outlines the growth of a reverse mortgage line of credit over time and potential strategic uses of the funds. The presentation aims to educate real estate professionals on reverse mortgages so they can better serve clients.
The document discusses options for divorcing couples regarding their marital home. It explains that divorcing couples often face the question of whether to sell the home or have one spouse refinance and retain ownership. It provides tips for divorce lending professionals to help clients evaluate these options, including determining the home's value, assessing equity, qualifying for refinancing programs, and structuring support payments to meet lending guidelines. The document also compares the costs of renting versus owning and maintaining homeownership after a divorce.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to help consumers choose the best mortgage. It discusses:
1. Defining what is affordable, understanding your credit, choosing between fixed and adjustable rates, selecting the right down payment, and understanding how points affect interest rates.
2. The importance of understanding your credit report and score to qualify for the best rate. Correcting any errors can improve your score.
3. Different types of mortgages and their tradeoffs (fixed vs adjustable rates), avoiding risky features like balloons payments or prepayment penalties.
4. Factors that determine the right down payment amount depending on the borrower's situation and goals.
The overall document aims
All-American Consulting Group is a mortgage loan modification consulting firm based in Orlando, Florida. They specialize in helping homeowners receive loan modifications when facing financial hardship. A loan modification changes the terms of the existing loan through an agreement between the lender and homeowner to make the loan more affordable. All-American Consulting Group works directly with lenders and servicers to facilitate loan modifications for clients, which can be a complex process involving financial analysis, documentation, and negotiations to restructure the loan.
All-American Consulting Group is a mortgage loan modification consulting firm based in Orlando, Florida. They specialize in helping homeowners obtain loan modifications when facing financial hardship. A loan modification changes the terms of the existing loan through an agreement between the lender and homeowner to make the loan more affordable. All-American Consulting Group works directly with lenders and servicers to facilitate the complex loan modification process and negotiate on behalf of homeowners. They also investigate loans for predatory lending violations to gain leverage in modification negotiations.
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The document discusses how reverse mortgages can help financial planners and their clients. It explains that reverse mortgages allow homeowners age 62+ to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. While reverse mortgages have negatives like closing costs and depletion of equity over time, they provide benefits like increased cash flow, repayment only upon moving or death, and never owing more than the home is worth. The document outlines strategies like using reverse mortgage proceeds to pay insurance premiums or fund long-term care.
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The document provides guidance to help determine if an individual is financially ready for homeownership. It includes worksheets to calculate a prospective buyer's current household budget, monthly debt payments, total monthly expenses, and gross debt service and total debt service ratios. These ratios compare housing and total debt costs to income to establish affordability. The document also provides a table to estimate the maximum home price a buyer can afford based on various factors like income, down payment amount, and mortgage interest rate. Mortgage loan insurance is also introduced to explain how it enables home purchases with lower down payments.
This document provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including what they are, why someone may want one, eligibility requirements, how much can be borrowed, payment options, interest rates, the loan repayment process, and the steps involved in getting a reverse mortgage. Key points include:
- A reverse mortgage allows homeowners aged 62+ to borrow against the equity in their home and receive payments instead of making them.
- Funds can be used for any purpose and are not considered income for programs like Social Security.
- Maximum loan amounts depend on the home value, age of borrowers, and interest rate.
- Borrowers have options to receive funds as a lump sum, monthly payments, line
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A reverse mortgage allows senior homeowners aged 62 or older to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash payments, while continuing to live in their home. They do not require monthly mortgage payments or repayment of the loan until the last borrower permanently moves out or passes away. Common myths about reverse mortgages include that the borrower could lose ownership of their home or owe more than their home is worth, but reverse mortgages are structured to protect borrowers from these outcomes. Eligibility requires the home to be the borrower's primary residence and for them to receive counseling on reverse mortgage options and costs.
FHA Reverse Mortgage Purchase loan product designed for consumers 62 or older who want to downsize and buy a smaller home, but lack the income requirements for a conventional mortgage.
This document provides an overview of mortgage qualification guidelines in Canada, including income requirements, down payment amounts, equity sources, and debt service ratios (GDS and TDS). Key points:
- Common income sources considered include employment, self-employment, pensions, and child tax credits, provided they can demonstrate consistency.
- The minimum down payment is typically 5% but increases to 10% or 20% for homes over $500k or $1M. Larger down payments reduce mortgage costs.
- Equity can come from sources like selling another property, savings, RRSPs, gifts, or investments.
- GDS measures housing costs as a percentage of income and is typically capped at 32-35
A reverse mortgage, also known as a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), is a government-regulated loan for seniors aged 62 and older that allows them to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. Borrowers retain title to their home and are not required to make payments as long as they live in the home. The loan is repaid when the last surviving homeowner no longer lives in the property. Borrowers can receive funds as a lump sum, line of credit, monthly payments, or a combination. There are no restrictions on how borrowers use the funds and the loan does not affect Social Security benefits.
This document provides information about a potential client's mortgage options. It introduces Keith Collins and his team at Movement Mortgage as partner lenders. The client is provided a link to a video about Keith and his team. Keith commits to providing clients with upfront interest rates and closing costs, ensuring on-time closings or providing $50 per day for delays, and helping clients make smarter mortgage decisions to build wealth faster. The document also includes information about Keith Collins and his experience at United American Mortgage Corporation, where he completed over $110 million in loans and 735 total cost analyses.
1. The document is a presentation on home buying from Bank of America that covers topics like determining if homeownership is right, getting prequalified, understanding credit, affordable mortgage programs, and the home buying process.
2. It provides information on calculating how much home buyers can afford and borrow, the importance of credit for getting approved, and resources for homebuyer education and counseling.
3. Bank of America promises personal service and affordable loan options to help buyers achieve their goal of successful homeownership.
The document summarizes a presentation given at a home ownership fair about mortgages and refinancing. It discusses the speakers and organization hosting the event, provides an overview of current mortgage options and challenges, and offers tips for home buyers and those seeking to refinance. Key points covered include understanding conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA loan programs, the role of mortgage-backed securities, factors affecting credit approval like income, assets, credit history, and debt-to-income ratios, and why current market conditions make it a good time to buy a home.
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1. ““AA BBeetttteerr LLiiffee””
HHUUDD//FFHHAA SSeenniioorrss LLooaann
PPrrooggrraamm
Presented by
Ken Metcalf
Senior Reverse Mortgage Consultant
of
American Pacific Reverse
Mortgage Group
3. KKeeyy BBeenneeffiittss
Can eliminate a borrowers current
monthly mortgage payment.
Can provide a line of credit for future
periodic use.
Can provide a stable supplemental
monthly income.
FHA insured.
Credit is not considered.
4. WWhhyy DDoo aa RReevveerrssee MMoorrttggaaggee??
Current retirement income is not adequate for
desired standard of living.
High costs of medical insurance,
healthcare and medications.
Desire to travel and do things during
retirement.
Excellent means for accessing home equity
without the monthly payments to diminish
lifestyle.
5. HHooww DDooeess tthhee RReevveerrssee MMoorrttggaaggee
WWoorrkk??
Basically, the interest on the borrowed
amount accumulates and is added to the
principal. Both the accumulated interest and
principal are paid back from the sale of the
home at a later date.
Unlike a traditional mortgage the borrower
has no responsibility to make monthly or
periodic payments as with a traditional
mortgage.
No repayment is required as long as
borrowers occupy the property. However, if
borrowers repay any portion of the principal,
it will be available for them to borrower again.
6. QQuuaalliiffiiccaattiioonn CCrriitteerriiaa
Borrower's must be at least 62 years old.
Home must be titled in borrowers name
or in their trust.
Home must qualify under HUD
standards.
Home must have adequate equity based
on HUD established county limits.
7. QQuuaalliiffyyiinngg DDeettaaiillss
Counseling Certificate is required by law.
– This is performed through a non-profit company.
Counseling takes about 45 minutes and can be
done in person or over the phone.
Home will have a HUD appraisal.
May require hold-back for maintenance
issues.
Will require a structural engineer if
manufactured home on permanent
foundation.*
*Most, if not all, of the above items may be included in closing
costs.
8. QQuuaalliiffyyiinngg EExxaammppllee
Age 89
Home Value
$350,000
HUD Value Limit
$417,000
Old Mortgage $ -0-
HUD Maximum Loan
Limit $297,850
Monthly payment of
$2828 or LOC of
$280,083
Age 72/74
Home Value $350.000
HUD Value Limit
$417,000
Old Mortgage $101,000
HUD Maximum Loan
Limit $250,250
Elimination of $455.04
mortgage payment and
a LOC for $129,058.
Additional funds may be available in the future
through the streamline refinance process or changes in
the HUD county lending limits.
9. PPrriimmaarryy TTyyppeess ooff RReevveerrssee
MMoorrttggaaggee LLooaannss
Annual Adjustable rate
Monthly Adjustable rate
The amount of principal available to a
borrower is based on the type of
mortgage a borrower chooses, age and
HUD maximum limits. The monthly
adjustable typically provides the
greatest amount of money and is the
most popular choice among borrowers.
10. PPaayymmeenntt OOppttiioonnss
1. Lump sum to pay off an existing
mortgage or for any other reason such
as purchasing a new car.
2. Line of Credit similar to an equity line.
3. Monthly fixed payment.
4. Combination of 1, 2 or 3.
Borrower can change payment options monthly if
they choose for a small fee, typically $20 per
change.
11. MMoorree aabboouutt tthhee LLiinnee ooff CCrreeddiitt
If the borrowers choose the LOC option, they will
find that the LOC grows annually. The growth
rate is the interest rate charged during the loan.
This means that every year the LOC increases
allowing more funds to be available to the
borrowers in future years.
For example, a typical reverse mortgage may
have a 6.5% interest rate during year 1. At the
end of the year a $150,000 LOC would then be at
$159,750 allowing borrowers to access a little
more of their equity.
The fixed monthly payment option already
factors in an anticipated growth rate.
12. LLiinnee ooff CCrreeddiitt IIlllluussttrraattiioonn
Annual Growth Rates
$800,000
$600,000
Amount
$400,000
$200,000
$ $-
Years 1
4
7
10
13
16
19
Home Value
Growth 4%
LOC Growth at
6.5%
13. DDrraawwbbaacckkss ttoo RReevveerrssee
MMoorrttggaaggee
Equity in home will diminish with each
passing year as interest accumulates. This
means less equity in your estate to be passed
on to heirs.
Closings Costs include a 2% loan fee,
mortgage insurance fee of 2% payable to the
federal government, and other normal closing
costs.
Interest is not tax deductible until home is
sold or paid off.
For most, the benefits far out-weigh the
drawbacks.
14. CCoommmmoonnllyy AAsskkeedd QQuueessttiioonnss
Do I lose my home once I do a Reverse
Mortgage? No, it is still your home and you can
sell or refinance at any time. You are still
responsible for paying your property taxes,
homeowners insurance and normal
maintanence.
Do I have to live in the home? You must live in
the home for 6 months out of the year. If you
don’t live in the home for 12 consecutive months
or more you may be required to sell.
Can I rent out the home? No, you cannot convert
the home to a rental property.
15. MMoorree qquueessttiioonnss
What happens to my remaining equity when I
die or sell? The remaining equity goes to your
estate just as it would with a normal
mortgage.
What happens if the accumulated principal &
interest is more than the value of the home
when it is sold? The FHA insurance pays the
difference. You or your estate have no
responsibility to pay any loss. The reverse
mortgage is a non-recourse mortgage. Any
other assets you may have are protected
because of the FHA insurance.
16. Thank you for your time
I hope you have a better
understanding of
Reverse Mortgages
17. KKeenn MMeettccaallff
Senior Reverse Mortgage
1-800-266-9010
E-mail: ken ken@kenmetcalf.com
Website: kenmetcalf.com
Contact me to answer any questions
18. Hey! One more thing
Don’t go away yet
This is important
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tthhee llooaann pprroocceessssiinngg ffuunnccttiioonnss ffrroomm tthhee
aapppplliiccaattiioonn ttoo cclloossiinngg
Our processing time frame is typically the
fastest in the industry