Michael Pinter's Reverse Mortgage Blog

An Article last week in The Wall Street Journal mentioned the recent changes and that Reverse Mortgages are getting less expensive. Maybe this is he beginning of a new age of more positive media coverage. Most professionals that help seniors (e.g. Elder Law Attorneys, Financial Planners, Daily Mo...

An Article last week in The Wall Street Journal mentioned the recent changes and that Reverse Mortgages are getting less expensive. Maybe this is he beginning of a new age of more positive media coverage. Most professionals that help seniors (e.g. Elder Law Attorneys, Financial Planners, Daily Mo...

After a year where loan amounts were cut by 10% and more cuts have been proposed (threatened) by the Department of Housing and Development (HUD) things lately have been getting better for Reverse Mortgage borrowers for the first time. The Servicing Fee Set Aside, a difficult-to-explain amount tha...

I have no idea who Harold Groves is, but he posted on a Stock market Review Blog, his opinion about how a Reverse Mortgage works. This would be good, if he had any idea what a Reverse Mortgage was. The easiest answer is "it's just the opposite of a regular mortgage!" I make payments to the lender...

I had heard that this clip portrayed Reverse Mortgages in a bad way, but I thought it was pretty fair and not too bad. Rebecca Jarvis talks about the pros and cons of a Reverse Mortgage and besides the ominous first slide that shows that the government has "taken over" $381 million in Reverse Mor...