In-Home Care and Reverse Mortgages in San Diego and California
Strategies For Aging In Place with a Reverse Mortgage
Using Home Equity for Long Term Care With a Reverse Mortgage
-2012 National Council on Aging, United Healthcare, and USA Today national survey
If you want to stay in your home for the rest of your life, but will need additional funds to do so; then a reverse mortgage loan may be your answer. If you qualify, it’s a loan which could allow you to access a portion of your home’s equity to obtain tax free cash; and without having to make monthly mortgage payments. Note: with a reverse mortgage the borrower must continue to pay ongoing property charges like property taxes, homeowners insurance expenses and home maintenance plus occupy the home as their primary residence.
If you are 62 years of age or older (55 on some programs) and have sufficient home equity, you may be able to get the funds you need for:
- In-home care
- Medical bills and prescription drugs
- Daily living expenses
- Reducing payments on existing debts
- Home repairs
- Retrofit home for handicap adaptation
Funding Homecare in California With A Reverse Mortgage
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Financial Peace of Mind: How Reverse Mortgages Can Fund In-Home Care Services in California
In-home care can be a great way for seniors to get help while staying in their own homes and avoid moving to assisted living or a nursing home. But, it can be expensive. That's where reverse mortgages can work well together to support aging in place in the home they love. A reverse mortgage can allow the seniors to use part of the value of their homes to get money to pay for in-home care or other medical expenses. The good thing is, they don't have to make monthly payments right away. During the life of the reverse mortgage there is no monthly mortgage payment due - the loan gets paid back at the end with a maturity event.
Note: the at least one borrower does have to occupy the home plus pay ongoing property taxes, homeowners insurance premiums and other maintenance costs on the home. This flexible repayment schedule can allow access to funds and offer a low cost of living. Its important to coordinate this with an advisor and educate yourself fully.
Learn more how a reverse loan could benefit you if you are considering in-home care
My name is John Correll and I am local certified reverse mortgage professional in San Diego California. I have a strong commitment to educating people about the many ways to use a reverse mortgage to support retirement goals - including in-home care and long-term care. I have been very successful working with clients and their family members or their POA (power of attorney) to help find ways to pay for the high costs of in-home care. There are a number of options to learn about including the HECM (home equity conversion mortgage) as well as the Jumbo Reverse Mortgage for higher valued homes. Together we can explore what you might qualify for and what the numbers could look like. I am here to help answer all your questions so you have the facts before you decide if this program is right for you and your family.
Sincerely,
John Correll, CRMP
Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional
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