Reverse Mortgage 101
Última actualización:
21/04/2026
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2. Who Qualifies?
1027 Vistas •5. Costs & Fees
866 Vistas •7. Property, Taxes & Insurance
830 Vistas •3. HUD-Approved Counseling
826 Vistas •9. Red Flags
808 Vistas •6. Protecting Your Heirs
763 Vistas •8. Common Myths Busted
761 Vistas •10. Next Steps
745 Vistas •1. What Is a Reverse Mortgage?
744 Vistas •4. Payout Options
698 Vistas •7. Property, Taxes & Insurance
Property Taxes, Insurance & Maintenance
This is the most common default trigger. Know the obligations:
Property Taxes
- Must pay property taxes on time each year
- Delinquency can trigger loan due-and-payable
Homeowners Insurance
- Must maintain continuous insurance coverage
- Lender can force-place insurance if you do not
Maintenance
- Must keep home in good repair
- No major deferred maintenance
Default Triggers
If you fail to pay taxes, insurance, or maintain the home, the loan becomes due and payable. This is the #1 way reverse mortgages are called due.
Tip
Set up automatic tax/insurance payments to avoid accidental default.
Compliance Notice: Borrowers must be 62 years of age or older. HUD-approved counseling is required. A reverse mortgage is not a government benefit. The loan becomes due and payable when the last surviving borrower no longer occupies the home as their primary residence or fails to meet the obligations of the mortgage.
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