| *$625,500 is the maximum allowable home value used
for calculating net proceeds available from the FHA
Reverse Mortgage Program (HECM). |
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| You can now buy a new or existing home using the
FHA Government-insured Home Equity Conversion
Mortgage (HECM)! |
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| For instance, if a 70 year old senior wanted to
purchase a $300,000 home, he or she could put
approximately $111,400 down and finance the balance of
$188,600. The senior would then make no monthly
payments for as long as he or she maintained the home
as a principal residence. |
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| Interest and MIP (Mortgage Insurance Premium)
simply accrues on the initial loan amount and is not
due until the 2nd borrower (if 2), dies, moves or
sells the home. |
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| Eligible properties include: |
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- 1 to 4 unit single family homes
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- Manufactured homes, built after June 15th
1976, that meet HUD's permanent foundation
guidelines
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