Flexible Reverse Mortgage Lending for a better retirement

Did you know that home equity comprises approximately 84% of American homeowners’ (age 65+) net worth? 1 Learn how you can use a reverse mortgage for a better retirement.

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As a top reverse mortgage lender, we think homeowners deserve more. So at Reverse Mortgage Funding LLC (RMF), we’re serving our customers by applying our fresh perspective. By working to make reverse mortgages better, we’ve made them a better choice for you.

Financial Retirement Solutions

REFINANCE

Dramatically reduce monthly payments

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PURCHASE

The financing you need for the home you really want

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PAY OFF DEBT

Consolidate debt and free up funds

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RETIREMENT

Enjoy retirement with less financial worry

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  • Establish a rainy day fund
  • Supplement your income
  • Refinance an existing mortgage
  • Repay a home equity loan
  • Pay off high-interest rate credit cards
  • Be more financially prepared
  • Pay for healthcare
  • Cover in-home care costs
  • Make or pay off a major purchase
  • Home improvements
  • Home modifications
  • Buy a home

As with any mortgage, borrower must meet their loan obligations, keeping current with property taxes, insurance, maintenance and any homeowners association (HOA) fees.

Turning 62 is not what it used to be!

Specifically designed for homeowners age 62+, a reverse mortgage offers all the benefits of a traditional line of credit that you can get from a bank but with additional benefits — including a flexible repayment feature.

Introducing a new tool with
lower closing costs to help you
live your dream retirement

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Listen to what our customers have to say

We are a company that provides older Americans with respect, care and trust. Our goal is to help our customers to enjoy their retirement now and in the future with less financial stress and worry.
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¹ Average Net Worth by Age – “A Look at American’s Wealth & How You Stack Up” by Wallet Hacks, according to US Census Bureau.