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Summary: In order to pay off a reverse mortgage early, simply follow the same process as paying off a regular mortgage early. Find out what happens when a payoff is ordered with help from a financial services manager in this free video on paying off a reverse mortgage early.
Matthew McKillen brings 21 years of industry experience in arranging loans for his clients. He has worked in financial services senior management positions in mortgage banking...read more
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"Well paying off the reverse mortgage early is, is very similar to paying off a regular mortgage early. Whether you're selling your home or for example if the senior passes away that took the loan out very early in the life of the mortgage. Basically what happens is, is that they order a payoff on the mortgage and they determine how much was borrowed up to that date and how much unpaid interest was owed at the time of the closing of the loan or the death of the senior. So they do order the payoff. If for example, if you had a reverse mortgage that had a 150,000 available to be borrowed but you only borrowed fifty, then the amount you would actually pay back would only be fifty thousand dollars plus any interest that hadn't been paid over the life of the loan. So again, just paying off your home early with a reverse mortgage is very similar in that you just order a payoff and pay any unpaid interest that's due at the time."
eHow Article: How to Pay Off a Reverse Mortgage Early
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