Reverse Mortgage Tax

Reverse Mortgages & Taxes

Reverse Mortgage Income is NOT income-taxable1. Since it comes from the equity of a primary residence and is considered a mortgage loan, the IRS does not consider the reverse mortgage proceeds as income and therefore not income-taxable1. The income-tax free income1 from the reverse mortgage is a boon to many Senior Citizens, struggling to retire on too small an amount.

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Clone Larry! When we met Larry McAnarney, it did not take long to feel comfortable. There was no high pressure feeling; he answered our questions and put us at ease. Larry was great! Our Hud counselor, and the gentleman who did our closing were very good, too. Only one problem.....we should have done it sooner. Larry gets SIX stars. Bernice and Dave

Bernice & Dave L — Oct 28, 2014

Smooth Closing No rework, smooth closing. We were very happy. .

Stew & Susan C — Mar 22, 2023

Nervous in the Beginning Larry was very knowledgeable about the processing of the reverse mortgage. He answered all my questions in a way that I could understand each step of the process. I was nervous in the beginning but with Larry helping me step by step in understanding the process, I became very much at ease. I would be more than happy to recommend others who would want to do a reverse mortgage. Again, thank you Larry.  

Dorthie A — Feb 6, 2017

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