- Homeowners
- February 26, 2026
What Older Homeowners Need to Know About Reverse Mortgages
Older homeowners may want to consider a reverse mortgage if they need cash.
Older homeowners may want to consider a reverse mortgage if they need cash.
Mortgage loan servicing is the management of your home loan after it closes. One of the primary functions of a loan servicer is collecting the monthly payments.
Even in a seller's market, it’s important for buyers to stick to their budgets and not to fall in love with homes that aren’t theirs (yet).
Using a reverse mortgage, homeowners age 62 and older can tap into their home’s equity to receive money they can use in a variety of ways.
Homeowners facing large expenses or saddled with debt may want to consider a cash-out refinance.
Many older homeowners may not realize they may be able to purchase a new home using a reverse mortgage.
Homeowners who want to take out a loan may want to consider both home equity loans as well as refinancing their existing mortgages.
Making extra mortgage payments may save you money over the life of your loan.
If you are nearing retirement age, you may be wondering how you will be able to maintain your lifestyle. It turns out that your home could be the answer.
New American Funding's Lorraine Geraci busts myths around reverse mortgages.