Housing wealth for Americans 62 and older continues to rise and set records as found by a new report.
Read More »Barriers to Reverse Mortgages in the U.S.
New research discusses the struggles facing the financial tools that could benefit aging seniors across the nation.
Read More »Reverse Mortgages Seen as ‘Last Resort’
New research finds that the retired population is not looking at this tool as a real option as they age. Click through to find out why.
Read More »Ginnie Mae, HUD Moving to New Rate Index?
Discussions have begun between the two agencies regarding a move to a new rate index. Find out the latest details here.
Read More »Reverse Mortgage Market Takes a Fall
After a rough March for home equity conversion mortgage originations, April’s numbers became even more dire, according to the latest statistics from Reverse Market Insight. Just how bad ...
Read More »Housing Equity Among Retirees
According to a study by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, housing equity for homeowners aged 62 and older increased by $149 billion between Q3 2017 and Q4 ...
Read More »ReverseVision Hires Director of Learning and Development
San Diego-based ReverseVision, a provider of software and technology for the reverse mortgage industry, has announced that industry educator Dan Hultquist has been hired as director of learning and development.
Read More »FHA Proposes Enhancements to HECM Program
FHA was praised last year for making changes to its HECM program that helped non-borrowing spouses avoid foreclosure. What further changes did the FHA propose to help seniors sustain their HECM loans?
Read More »Is Something Amiss in the Reverse Mortgage Industry?
Why has an advocacy group asked HUD to impose a moratorium on reverse mortgage foreclosures?
Read More »Reverse Mortgages Will Soon be Tougher to Get
By 2013, the FHA‒‒the nation’s largest insurer of reverse mortgages‒‒received it’s first-ever bailout of $1.7 billion. At the same time, HECM defaults started to rise. By the middle of 2013, more than a half-million HECMs remained outstanding and the default rate hovered around 10 percent.
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