Can You Transfer A Reverse Mortgage

Can a family member take over a reverse mortgage?

Unfortunately, however, you can't add a family member to an existing reverse mortgage.

Can a Family Member Be Added to a Reverse Mortgage?

Can a reverse mortgage be transferred to someone else?

As long as you still live in the home, having a reverse mortgage does not change who can live with you. ... If you are co-borrowing your HECM with a spouse (or anyone else), your co-borrower can stay in the home even if you die or move out of the home.

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Can you sell a house that has a reverse mortgage on it?

Yes, you can sell a house with a reverse mortgage. Your lender cannot force you to sell the home, but you are able to sell it at any time if you choose to do so. However, keep in mind that when you sell the home, your reverse mortgage comes due — and you'll need to pay off the loan balance, plus interest and fees.

Selling a House with a Reverse Mortgage | LendingTree

How do you walk away from a reverse mortgage?

Allow foreclosure: Heirs are not held responsible for a reverse mortgage loan and can walk away from the property without owing anything. As mentioned earlier, if the home is worth less than the loan amount, that is the lender's responsibility and why a borrower pays into a federal insurance fund.

Reverse Mortgage Heir's Responsibility Information & Rules