You can purchase a new home using a reverse mortgage loan. This offers a tremendous boost in purchasing power without obligatory monthly mortgage payments. Instead, the borrower covers property expenses, like taxes, insurance and upkeep. If you wanted to upsize, downsize, move to a more expensive area or anything in between, this could be right for you.
With a reverse mortgage loan, you can secure your cash flow throughout retirement and change the way your finances work. If you turn a portion of your home equity into cash, you can avoid drawing from your investments when the markets are down, and do so when they’re back up.*
As the proceeds from a reverse mortgage are considered a loan—not income—they are off limits to the IRS.* Strategic use of these proceeds offers a host of potential tax advantages, including withdrawing from your IRA in the lowest possible tax bracket percentage.*
Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation
Daniel Ventura
President of Fairway Reverse Lending Division,
Retirement Mortgage Specialist
NMLS ID #19372
NMLS Consumer Access
Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation
40R Merrimac Street, Suite 301W
Newburyport, MA 01950
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