Questions? Let's Talk: 877.762.4375

Experts Advise Explaining Reverse Mortgage To Heirs

Experts Advise Explaining Reverse Mortgage To Heirs

| Mar 17, 2014 | Housing Market

According to reverse mortgage rules, when the owner of a home enrolled in a reverse mortgage moves out of the current home or passes away, the loan payoff is due shortly after, leaving many heirs in a complicated financial situation. Experts are encouraging people to let their heirs know about their reverse mortgage to help avoid future financial problems. If both spouses’ names are on the mortgage and one spouse passes away, the reverse mortgage will not require immediate payoff and will continue as designed. Adult children and spouses not on the mortgage will be expected to pay the loan off in full within 6 months following the borrower’s death. More here

"Story Time" Newsletters

  • Warmup with These Popular Colorado January Events

    Read More
  • December 2023 Guide To Holiday Light Shows, Santa Visits, Seasonal Food & Drink, Parades, And More!

    Read More
  • PIONEERING WOMEN OF BOULDER, CO

    Read More
  • Fantastic Fall Fun Events in Colorado

    Read More
  • CARNEGIE LIBRARIES: The Future Made Bright

    Read More
  • Celebrate Colorado Peaches and their History at these 3 Festivals!

    Read More
  • Colorado Wine – Rooted in History

    Read More
  • 13,000-year-old stone tool cache still on exhibit at CU-Boulder

    Read More
  • The Original Coloradans: Colorado’s Native American History

    Read More
  • 12 Cool & Unusual Things to Do this Summer in Colorado

    Read More

Get a Quote

Will be happy to respond