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Reverse Mortgage Consultant

Larry brings knowledge and expertise to his role as a reverse mortgage consultant. He spent many years as a reverse mortgage managing director... Read More

Larry McAnarney
Reverse Mortgage Consultant
Office - 630-276-9326 | Toll-free – 888-898-7121 | Cell - 815-654-7100
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Kansas Reverse Mortgages

A primary goal of many seniors entering into retirement is to stay in their home. Yes, some want to travel, some want to move to warmer (or cooler) climates, but most people simply want to stay in the home that they have worked so hard for over the years. This is a Kansas reverse mortgage allows you to do. A Reverse Mortgage allows you to borrow a portion of your homes equity, without repaying that money, so long as you live in the home. This money is tax free, so it does not affect Medicare or Social Security payments. Kansas reverse mortgages are very safe, being indured by the FHA and supported by AARP. Kansas reverse mortgages are the perfect way to establish More Retirement Income. Proceeeds must be used to pay off the existing mortgage, if one exists, then the proceeds may be used for whatever purpose you choose. The top 5 uses of reverse mortgage proceeds are listed below, along with some Kansas reverse mortgage rules.

Top 5 Uses of Reverse Mortgage Proceeds

  • >> A more comfortable retirement
  • >> Pay medical bills or prescriptions
  • >> Travel or gifts
  • >> Pay off credit cards & other high interest debt

Kansas Reverse Mortgage Requirements

Revere Mortgage Resources

We do not make loans. If there is not a licensed representative in your area feel free to inquire with HUD, or the mortgage regulatory body in your state for more information on reverse mortgages. You may also contact the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, or "NRMLA" for a licensed representative in your state.

Top 5 Uses of Proceeds

  • More Comfortable Retirement
  • Prescriptions or Medical Expense
  • Pay off High Interest Debt
  • Travel and Gifts
  • Home Repairs or Improvement