Reverse Mortgages

A reverse mortgage allows homeowners 62 and older to convert part of their home equity into tax-free funds — without selling their home or making monthly mortgage payments. It's one of the most powerful and most misunderstood financial tools available to seniors.

Rose is a specialist in reverse mortgages. She takes the time to explain every detail in plain English — including the pros, the cons, and whether it's right for your specific situation. She never pushes a client toward a product that isn't in their best interest.

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Why Choose Rose for Reverse Mortgages

Stay in Your Home

A reverse mortgage lets you access your equity while continuing to live in your home — with no required monthly mortgage payments.

Tax-Free Proceeds

Funds from a reverse mortgage are generally tax-free because they're considered loan advances, not income (consult your tax advisor).

FHA-Insured (HECM)

The most common reverse mortgage is the HECM, insured by the FHA. It comes with consumer protections and federally regulated terms.

Must Meet Requirements

Borrower must be 62+, occupy the home as primary residence, and have sufficient equity. Rose will determine if you qualify.

Required Counseling

All HECM borrowers must complete HUD-approved counseling. Rose coordinates this and walks you through what to expect.

Family Coordination

Rose encourages family members to be part of the conversation. She wants everyone to understand the terms and feel comfortable.

Reverse Mortgages