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Mortgage Repayment Tips
Your HECM loan balance is due and payable when you no longer occupy your home (or if you fail to comply with your obligations under your loan agreement, i.e., failure to pay your taxes and insurance). At that point, the HECM must be repaid in one payment — either from the proceeds of the sale of your home or in other ways. For example, you might cash in assets other than your home to pay off the loan; or your heirs might use their own funds or funds from your estate rather than selling the home; or they might take out a mortgage on the home and pay off the HECM with those funds.
Read below more on Home Equity Conversion Mortgages
Mortgage Guide – Why Choose Home Equity Conversion Mortgage
Mortgage Guide – Tips to borrow Home Equity Conversion Mortgage
Mortgage Guide – Tips to Determine Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Loan Balance
Mortgage Guide – Tips to Determine Monthly Mortgage Payments
Mortgage Guide – Tips on When to Repay Mortgage Loan
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