Explore What Your Home Equity Could Do for Your Retirement
Your home has been part of your story for years. A HECM reverse mortgage may help it support your next chapter, too. Available to eligible homeowners aged 62 and older, this FHA insured program lets you access a portion of your equity without selling your home.
You might use the funds to supplement retirement income, make home improvements, cover a larger expense, or leave more room in your monthly budget. There are no required monthly principal and interest payments while loan requirements are met. Any existing mortgage must be paid off at closing using the proceeds and additional funds if needed.
Your home stays yours. You’ll continue paying property taxes, insurance, applicable HOA fees, and maintenance costs, and living there as your primary residence. Interest, mortgage insurance, and applicable fees add to the balance over time, and the loan must eventually be repaid.
At Select Home Loans, we’ll help you look at the possibilities with your life and priorities in mind.
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Maybe you’d like funds available for unexpected expenses. Maybe regular monthly disbursements would make budgeting more comfortable. Or perhaps you have a specific project in mind. Depending on the HECM selected, you may receive a lump sum, a line of credit, monthly disbursements, or a combination. Fixed rate options provide a lump sum, while adjustable rate options offer more payout choices.
We’ll help you estimate available funds based on your age, home value, current mortgage balance, and financial circumstances. Then we’ll walk through rates, costs, and how your choices affect your remaining equity, including when repayment is required.
You’ll also meet with an independent HUD approved counselor to understand the program and alternatives. Our team will explain the steps, help with documentation, and stay in touch throughout the process. No pressure to rush. Just room to ask questions and decide what feels right for you.
Have more questions? Visit the FAQ section on our reverse mortgage page, or reach out to our team. We’re happy to help.