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Reverse Mortgage Considerations
Reverse mortgages are a legitimate type of mortgage designed to help older Americans in their later years. However, because they are new and not always well understood, some unscrupulous individuals use reverse mortgages to rob seniors of the equity in their home. Beware of the following:
* Someone who is selling something like an annuity and suggests that a reverse mortgage is a good way to pay for it.
* A mortgage that you do not fully understand or are not sure you need.
If you are unsure of what you are signing, don’t sign anything. And remember, you have three days after signing to change your mind with no penalty.
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