Reverse Mortgage Initial Principal Limit
Categories: Mortgage
See: Reverse Mortgage.
In a typical reverse mortgage, a senior citizen leverages the equity they've accumulated in their home in order to receive a monthly income. In a regular mortgage, you pay monthly payments to a bank, and at the end of the process, you own your house outright. In a reverse mortgage, the bank sends you the regular payments, and at the end of the process, they own the house.
The reverse mortgage initial principal limit sets the ceiling for how much money gets paid out in the deal. It's the total amount the homeowner can receive as part of the reverse mortgage.
Because these transactions usually involve older homeowners, the figure is, in part, related to the person's age at the time they applied for the reverse mortgage. The interest rate and the value of the home also play into the figure.
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five grand a month from that reverse mortgage and you'll
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it were a normal mortgage well after forty months you
you know croak in that time period you've taken out
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the bank to pay off the reverse mortgage that you
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