Industry critics are saying the new appraisal bias rule requires increased transparency from federal regulators
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2022 Outlook for the HECM & Housing Market
As the housing market goes, so does the HECM. One real estate economist makes these predictions for 2022.
Continue readingA Reverse Mortgage or Life Settlement?
Reverse mortgages and Life Settlements. Both tap into the value of an asset- reverse mortgages and life settlements. However only one requires the owner to sell or relinquish ownership…
Continue reading10 Ways to Start the Year of Right at Work and Home.
Welcome to the new year! As we begin 2022 now is the time to chart a deliberate path for a more productive and profitable year? Are we talking about resolutions? Not necessarily.
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The Top Stories of 2021
Here are the top stories of 2021. To learn more visit the links below…
Continue readingDeadline extended for feedback on HECM Handbook
New York State’s eviction moratorium, first enacted in 2020, is set to expire next month. Here’s what homeowners can expect in the coming month…
Continue readingSeniors with credit card debt could be worse off in 2022
Here’s why seniors with credit card debt could be worse off in 2022.
Continue readingMortgage Relief for California HECM Borrowers
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California’s new mortgage relief bill may provide relief to reverse mortgage borrowers.
Governor Gavin Newsom today announced that California’s plan to provide $1 billion in mortgage relief grants to tens of thousands of homeowners who have fallen behind on housing payments or reverse mortgage arrearages during the COVID-19 pandemic…
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The Fed Announces Two Big Changes for 2022
Inflation is at a 39-year high and it appears not to be transitory. As a result, last Wednesday the Federal Reserve announced last Wednesday they will reduce their bond purchases twice a fast as previously planned and plans on raising interest rates three times in 2022…
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