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You Own Your Home...

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You continue to own your home as long as you live in it! 

      The accrued HECM loan balance becomes due if you pass away; sell your house; no longer live there as your primary residence, or fail to meet your responsibilities to maintain the property, purchase homeowners insurance, and pay your property taxes. Whereas a HECM is an advanced loan from the equity in your home, the good news is that it does not have to be repaid until being deducted from the selling price of your home at the time you no longer claim your home as your permanent residence.

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*Borrower is responsible for property taxes, homeowners insurance and property maintenance in order for the loan to remain in good standing.  A HECM is a home-secured loan that must be repaid upon default or a maturity event such as when the home is sold, all home owners have passed away or the last surviving borrower no longer lives there as their primary residence.

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