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WELCOME TO REVERSE MORTGAGE OF FLORIDA-
Your Trusted Partner for Reverse Mortgages in Florida
There is more than one way to structure your payment plan with a reverse mortgage, including:
- Monthly payout for the life of the loan
- Monthly payout of a set amount for a specific timeline
- Cash at close with a balance added to a line of credit
- Line of credit in order to take advantage of the growth rate for future need
Any combination of the above options
Below are the basic homeowner eligibility requirements:
- Must be 62 years or older
- Live in home as primary residence; vacation homes and investment properties do not qualify
- Complete a HUD-approved counseling session
- Must be able to pay homeowners taxes, insurance and any applicable HOA fees
Proceeds can be used for any purpose such as:
Eliminate monthly mortgage payment*
In-home care
Healthcare costs
Home improvements
Long-term care
Home purchase
Pay property taxes
Pay insurance
Emergency fund
Supplement retirement
Other living expenses
*Must maintain property as primary residence and keep property taxes, insurance and HOA dues current.
Our team is dedicated to serving the needs of Florida retirees by providing expert guidance and personalized solutions for reverse mortgages. With years of experience in the industry, we are committed
to helping you make informed decisions about your financial future.
We’ll guide and educate you through the process to make it manageable, with transparent communication and a commitment to ensure your needs are taken care of before, during, and after the loan. We’re dedicated
to helping you achieve your financial goals.
Michael and Tammy are accomplished professionals in the mortgage industry, and while they are based in Wichita, Kansas, they also have a strong connection to the state of Florida. Tammy's aunt and uncle reside in Florida, and during their visits, Michael and Tammy fell in love with the state's vibrant communities and beautiful landscapes. As a result, they have chosen to split their time between Wichita and their second home in Florida.
In addition to their Kansas roots, Michael and Tammy have developed a deep appreciation for the senior community in Florida. With their extensive experience and expertise in reverse mortgages, they have decided to expand their reach to the Florida market. They believe that the reverse mortgage loan program can make a significant positive impact on the financial well-being, quality of life, and retirement plans of seniors residing in the Sunshine State.
Like in Kansas, Michael and Tammy actively engage with industry professionals, retirement advisors, and seniors in Florida. They conduct education courses and present at seminars throughout the state to educate these audiences about the benefits and intricacies of reverse mortgages specifically tailored to the Florida market. Their goal is to empower individuals in the real estate industry and retirement planning sector to better serve the needs of Florida seniors.
Overall, Michael and Tammy's passion for helping seniors and their deep connection to both Kansas and Florida drive their dedication to the reverse mortgage industry. With their knowledge, experience, and love for these two states, they strive to make a positive impact on the lives of seniors in both locations
There are many misconceptions about reverse mortgages, so it is important to know the facts. A reverse mortgage, or HECM (Home Equity Conversion
Mortgage) is a federally insured loan*
No. A borrower may designate an heir of their choosing. The heir(s) will inherit the home after the last surviving borrower passes away and may then choose to keep (by paying off the amount of reverse mortgage balance) or sell the home. Should they choose to sell, any remaining equity after paying off the loan (minus interest and/or fees) would be theirs.**
Yes. Many borrowers use a reverse mortgage to pay off their existing mortgage and eliminate their monthly mortgage payment. In many cases, there is a line of credit left over for the borrower.
The amount you can borrow is dependent on several factors including: age, home appraisal value and current interest rates.
You should always check with your tax specialist before applying, however, in general, a reverse mortgage does not affect Social Security and/or Medicare.
The bank does not take ownership of your home, they simply extend a loan to you. You continue to own and live in your home and are responsible for payment of property taxes, required insurance and any applicable HOA fees.
*MTG Family Mortgage (Powered by American Mortgage Bank, Inc) is not acting on behalf of or at the direction of the federal government.
**Must comply with the terms of the mortgage.
Here's an overview of how the reverse mortgage works.
Past customers talk about their experience in working with Michael and how the reverse mortgage worked for them.
In this video I explain how the Reverse Mortgage for Purchase works.
Call us to schedule a meeting to simply learn more or to see if a reverse mortgage is a good fit for you. You can also schedule a phone call with Michael here: calendly.com/mikegon
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