Loan Program
Benefits of a Reverse Mortgage
A reverse mortgage allows qualified homeowners to access a portion of their home’s equity while continuing to live in the home. Instead of making monthly mortgage payments, the loan is repaid later, typically when the home is sold or no longer used as a primary residence.
Key benefits include:
- No Required Monthly Mortgage Payments
Borrowers are not required to make monthly principal and interest payments, which can significantly improve monthly cash flow. - Access to Home Equity
A reverse mortgage turns home equity into usable funds that can support everyday expenses, healthcare costs, home improvements, or long-term financial planning. - Remain in Your Home
Homeowners keep ownership of their property and can continue living in the home as long as loan obligations are met. - Flexible Use of Funds
Proceeds can be used for virtually any purpose, offering financial freedom and control. - Greater Financial Stability in Retirement
A reverse mortgage can help supplement retirement income and reduce reliance on savings or investments.


Who Is a Reverse Mortgage For?
A reverse mortgage is designed for homeowners who want to leverage their home equity without taking on additional monthly payment obligations.
It may be a good fit for individuals who:
- Are 62 or older
- Plan to remain in their home long-term
- Want to improve cash flow or supplement retirement income
- Have built meaningful equity in their home
- Prefer to access home equity without selling the property
- Want flexibility in how and when funds are used
For the right homeowner, a reverse mortgage can be a strategic tool for maintaining lifestyle and financial independence during retirement.
General Eligibility Requirements for a Reverse Mortgage
Reverse mortgages are available to homeowners who meet basic age, occupancy, and financial criteria.
General requirements typically include:
- Meeting the minimum age requirement
- Using the home as a primary residence
- Having sufficient equity in the property
- Demonstrating the ability to maintain the home and keep up with ongoing property-related expenses
- Completing a required counseling session to ensure full understanding of the loan

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