Will I have to pay any fees?

With the exception of a fee for government-required reverse mortgage counseling, most of the fees associated with a reverse mortgage can be financed with your loan, so there’s no immediate out-of-pocket cost. The costs are added to the loan amount (“principal”) and paid along with the accrued interest when the loan becomes due. Depending on the loan option you choose, these fees may include an origination fee, closing costs, a mortgage insurance premium (required for HECM loans) and a monthly servicing fee. We will let you know exactly what costs are involved.

Ask us about our Low-Cost Equity Elite pricing option, which eliminates nearly all origination and closing costs.

 

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The Customer Comes First Her I have been very happy with all of my dealings with Larry McAnarney. He has the drive needed to handle all the details in a timely manner but explain the steps and concepts in an easy to understand and gentle, laid back manner. Never a hard sell with Larry. With a plan to close the transaction before the first of the month, Larry kept the momentum going until all was settled with four days to spare. He was available for questions and advice at all times which was very beneficial because of the timetable involved. Professional and engaging. Win-Win-Win.

Valerie D — Jan 30, 2015

Larry Explained the Whole Process, Very Patient Larry was very patient and explained the whole process. I'm deaf so Larry worked with my hearing senior services people to get me the plan I needed.      

Paul K — Jan 13, 2024

We were really unsure about doing a reverse mortgage We were really unsure about doing this type of loan, but Larry helped us through it and even though it seemed to take a long time, because of all the paperwork and the need for looking up files for them. But Larry kept us informed all along the way and assured us we were doing things correctly! Thanks, Larry, for all your help!

Erwin & Sharon H — Jul 14, 2022

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