Reverse Mortgages

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One of the top Puerto Rican reverse mortgage lenders announced last week that it is moving into the U.S. and is looking to grow its business by focusing on the Hispanic borrower population in the U.S. Money House executives say the Hispanic market here is underserved, presenting an opportunity. According to 2010 U.S. Census data, nearly 13% of the U.S. population speaks Spanish, with nearly half of that proportion speaking English less than “very well.” But lenders in the U.S. say that in...Read Full Story

Reverse Fortunes Weekly Podcast Episode #193 The latest podcast from Reverse Fortunes’ looks into a $26 billion historic mortgage servicing settlement announced last week between 49 states, the federal government and the five largest mortgage servicers in the country. Additionally, Reverse Fortunes’ Shannon Hicks presents Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul’s take on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Paul’s view—who needs the CFPB, anyway? Hicks also discusses the pros and...Read Full Story

How Will a Reverse Mortgage Impact my Kids and Family?  In researching and weighing the pros and cons of a reverse mortgage , a common question probably comes to mind: How will a reverse mortgage impact my children and family? The most important thing to remember is that your children and family will never be on the hook for repaying a loan that exceeds the value of your home once the time comes to repay the loan. When you get a federally-insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM...Read Full Story

The Department of Housing and Urban Development today announced several changes to its programs that will be made in Fiscal Year 2013 in an effort to ensure the health of HUD’s mutual mortgage insurance fund and the overall health of its lending programs. Yet the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) program saw no change. The Federal Housing Administration’s reverse mortgage program has experienced recent improvement, Housing Secretary Shaun Donovan said during a press call held to...Read Full Story