The ‘silver tsunami’ will hit South Florida even harder
Already a popular retirement locale, South Florida will contend with an even larger influx of 65-and-older residents in the coming years.
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Reverse mortgage analysts weigh in on HECM limit for 2025
RMI and New View Advisors offered perspectives on the increase in the HECM limit for 2025, which is rising to more than $1.2 million.
Could the Trump transition delay some reverse mortgage policy decisions?
Ginnie Mae has shown speed in its work on HMBS 2.0, but the election could mean its arrival is beyond the control of current housing leaders.
This doctor says homes must accommodate aging in place
In a HomeCare Magazine article, Dr. James Taylor wrote that there are medically essential reasons for ensuring that a living space is designed for aging in place.
Rate announces revamp of reverse mortgage division with industry veterans
Rate has announced a shakeup in its reverse mortgage division’s leadership by appointing two longtime industry veterans to lead the company’s efforts with older borrowers.
10.5 million borrowers at or over age 65 still have forward mortgages
Though many older homeowners own their properties free and clear of a mortgage payment, 10.5 million seniors still have a forward mortgage.
How might investors view reverse mortgages in 2025 and beyond?
An analyst dives into investor thoughts around reverse mortgages, and how an impending government transition does (or doesn’t) impact things.
The month in reverse mortgage rates: November 2024
Reverse mortgage educator Dan Hultquist updates the status of reverse mortgage rates while asking readers: do you ‘speak reverse?’
A closer look at investor attitudes and trends in reverse mortgage stocks
Investor attitudes toward the reverse mortgage space have evolved over time, but interest remains, according to analyst Douglas Harter.
Reverse mortgage educators look to correct the record on credit lines, equity modeling
Reverse mortgage educators Dan Hultquist and Jim McMinn take on more HECM program misconceptions among industry professionals.