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<strong>Are</strong> <strong>Reverse</strong> <strong><strong>Mortgage</strong>s</strong> A <strong>Scam</strong>?
<strong>Are</strong> <strong>Reverse</strong> <strong><strong>Mortgage</strong>s</strong> A <strong>Scam</strong>?<br />
Love them or hate them reverse mortgages are here to stay. We<br />
typically see reverse mortgage commercials on tv portrayed by some<br />
type of tv personality or celebrity… To help us understand if reverse<br />
mortgages are a scam we need to first find out where the core<br />
is. <strong>Reverse</strong> mortgages are not private loans, but government insured<br />
loans. Government loans have strict guidelines that the banks have to<br />
abide by. These guidelines must be met before the Federal Housing<br />
Administration (FHA) insures the loan.<br />
Currently, smaller banks/mortgage companies mostly offer reverse<br />
mortgages as many banks such as Bank of America and Wells Fargo<br />
fled this sector many years ago. The problem is that the growing need<br />
for reverse mortgages is growing. As seniors retiring don’t nearly have<br />
enough investments and income vehicles they must rely on their home<br />
equity. Retirees are having a harder time retiring with the new market<br />
shifts and uncertain economy.
<strong>Are</strong> <strong>Reverse</strong> <strong><strong>Mortgage</strong>s</strong> A <strong>Scam</strong>?<br />
Luckily things are changing as big names such as BNY Mellon is<br />
entering the reverse mortgage market. With this shift in place many<br />
people are starting to believe that the reverse mortgage may be just a<br />
suitable plan for them.