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Repaying Mortgage
Your HECM must be repaid when you sell or convey title to the property to another or upon your death or the death of the last surviving borrower.
A HECM may also become due and payable with HUD approval under the following conditions:
• if you or the last surviving borrower do not occupy the property as your principal residence for 12 consecutive months;
• if you violate any other part of the mortgage agreement, such as failure to repair a property in disrepair, or to pay real estate taxes or hazard insurance premiums, and you are unable or refuse to correct the violation. Under such circumstances, you would usually be referred to a HUD counselor to see if you could work together to find a solution to the problem.
Read below more on Home Equity Conversion Mortgages
Mortgage Guide – Understanding Home Equity Conversion Mortgage
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Mortgage Guide – Do you qualify for Home Equity Conversion Mortgage
Mortgage Guide – Tips to borrow Home Equity Conversion Mortgage
Mortgage Guide – Tips to Determine Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Loan Balance
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