Shamiila
Hi, your blog is very informative and good reference for our seniors!
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Wisconsin Reverse Mortgage
http://wisconsinreversemortgages.net
Everything a senior needs to know about reverse mortgages.
- Added on: Apr 3rd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Reverse Mortgage Safeguards
Reverse Mortgage Safeguards Reverse mortgages are becoming quite popular among seniors in the United States. Gone are the wild west like days of originating reverse mortgages. As they started to become more popular the federal government stepped in t...
Reverse Mortgage Pitfalls
Here are some of the reasons a senior may need a reverse mortgage. It is not a complete list but you can review and see if you fall under this category. If you do then you may want to give me a call and see if it a wise decision. Reverse mortgages ar...
Wisconsin Reverse Mortgage Lender
Here is a great company I recommend checking out. They are one of the top out there and have very strong ethics. clipped from www.1streverse.com The Fixed4LifeTM Reverse Mortgage is a FIXED RATE FHA INSURED Reverse Mortgage Loan that al...
Wisconsin Reverse Mortgage: What is the money used for
clipped from rismedia.com When asked the question, “What prompted you to obtain a reverse mortgage loan?” the responses were – Budget too tight - 19% – Need more liquid assets on hand - 16% – Home repairs and maintenance - 15% – P...
Wisconsin Reverse Mortgage Checklist
You and your spouse are 62 years of age or older The house you would mortgage is your primary residence You live in that house for at least 6 months a year Your house is a single family, duplex, three unit, four unit, condominium, or manufactured hou...
Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Highlights
Maximum lending limit varies per county, Milwaukee is 312,984 Homes that qualify are single family detached, condominium, manufactured home, planned unit development, one to four rental unit if it is owner occupied Government insured so it can never ...
My brother was recently diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer. He will be age 62 on Nov 3rd, 2008. He and his wife separated 13 years ago and she has been living in Minnesota since. They were never divorced and she is younger then my brother. She has not lived in the home for 13 years and my brother paid the home off several years ago.
Is he eligible for a reverse mortgage? Does his wife need to sign the home over to him? What can be done in this type of circumstance?
Posted: September 30th, 2008 | Report This Comment