In the depressed Michigan housing market, investors are now able to buy bank owned properties for les than 25 cents on the dollar. Once re-habbed, the houses are HUD-appraised. If such a home is purchased by a senior, 62 or older, who is approved for a reversed mortgage, this senior can now be a proud home owner without ever having to make house payments again. The investors are willing to provide a private mortgage or land contract on the home while the senior obtains the reverse mortgage.

What is a reverse mortgage? A reverse mortgage lets an owner convert home equity into cash. However, unlike a traditional home equity loan or second mortgage, no repayment is required until the borrower no longer uses the home as a primary residence.

The investor who sold the home to the senior is paid off at the time of refinancing and the home owner has no more payments on the home. Credit is not an issue because the mortgage company is not going to be receiving monthly payments on the home. The whole loan is based on the equity in the home.

Isn't this a great program?! A senior with job loss or income reduction can now own a home without making any mortgage payments*. This senior can now not only be a proud home owner, but also increase his or her financial independence and have cash available for a higher style of living.

*The senior still has an obligation to pay for home insurance and property taxes.

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