Mortgage Guide – Tips to Determine Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Loan Balance

by Property Management on July 15, 2010

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Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Loan Balance

Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Loan Balance

Your loan balance represents the total amount you owe in principal, interest, and any other loan costs that are not paid for in cash, such as servicing fees, origination fees, and other closing costs. It is important to understand that your loan balance is not the same as your maximum principal amount (the amount you can borrow). Your loan balance (the amount you owe) will grow larger monthly with each loan advance that you receive and/or with interest and other charges such as monthly servicing fees that accrue on the amount borrowed over time.

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