6/09/2008

CHANGE YOUR LIFE WITH A REVERSE MORTGAGE

YOUR REVERSE MORTGAGE

This is an empowering financial tool for Senior Citizens of 62 and over that will allow you to tap into the equity of your home. You can now stay in your home and your neighborhood as you grow older. You can stay where you raised your children, made lifetime friends and hold hundreds of dear memories. And the proceeds from a Reverse Mortgage are tax-free, do not affect your Medicare or Social Security benefits and you HOLD TITLE ENTIRELY ON YOUR OWN.

As we age we have different needs. Different desires. We now have the time to travel. Whether our travel is to see faraway parts of the world, or visit family members in other states.

Our homes may need repair or remodeling to make them more convenient and safe for us as we age. We may need to pay for unexpected healthcare costs, or equipment and insurance premiums.

Or we may want to contribute to our grandchildren's college education fund, or donate to the library or our church
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Remember: There are no restrictions on how to spend the funds from a Reverse Mortgage.

And isn't it time to let your home take care of you ?
Here are some ways it can help:

Stop a ForeclosureStop Struggling With Payments

Pay property taxes and Liens

Pay off Exisiting Mortgages

Pay for Home repairs
Modify home to changing lifestyles
Pay Prescriptions
Drug & Hospital Costs
Pay for In Home Assisted Care
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Pay off credit card or auto debt
Reduce burden on your adult children
Purchase or Repair your car.
Buy a summer home, or a boat
Travel: Cruise, Fly or Drive you new RV
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Social Security and Medicare Benefitsare not affected by Reverse Mortgage
(Consult your advisor re: SSI or Medicaid)
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For a Free Analysis
GLORIA DE GASTON BOONE,
Reverse Mortgage Specialist
703/244-8151 (24/7)
http://gboone.com/your-reverse-mortgage-will-change.11.html



1 Comments Welcomed:

unknown said...

Hello, I am 54 and receive Social Security Disability and Medicare. The economy has decimated my small investment portfolio, whereas I have equity in my Historic home that I am unable to tap into to make needed repairs! This is so frustrating. Is there any way for a trusted attorney to set up a trust, with the home in it and for my ultimate benefit, but bringing in another trusted person who would be this ridiculously arbitrary, in my opinion, age of 62 in order to obtain a reverse mortgage? Thank you very much.

 
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