Access home equity
Proceeds may be structured as available cash, a line of credit, monthly advances or a combination, subject to product rules.
Eligible homeowners may be able to turn part of their home equity into loan proceeds to pay off an existing mortgage, improve monthly cash flow, supplement retirement income, make home repairs, arrange in-home care or support other financial goals—all while retaining title to the home.
Some proprietary reverse mortgage programs may begin at age 55. The federally insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) is generally available beginning at age 62.
A reverse mortgage is secured by the home. Interest and mortgage insurance accrue, reducing remaining equity over time.
Proceeds may be structured as available cash, a line of credit, monthly advances or a combination, subject to product rules.
The borrower must continue paying property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA charges and home maintenance.
For a standard HECM, the home generally remains the borrower's principal residence and program conditions must continue to be met.
HUD-approved counseling is required before an FHA HECM can close. Financial assessment and property eligibility also apply.
Use a lender-provided principal-limit factor for the closest planning estimate.
Share a few details and a Lazerus Properties and Capital reverse mortgage specialist will review your scenario and follow up with a full quote.
Call us with questions about eligibility, available proceeds, payoff requirements or next steps.
We can evaluate eligible reverse mortgage programs from these wholesale lending partners. Product availability, rates, margins, credits and underwriting vary.
Federally insured and subject to HUD eligibility, counseling, financial assessment, property and disbursement rules.
Combines a reverse mortgage with borrower funds to buy an eligible new principal residence without a required monthly principal-and-interest payment.
Private programs may address higher-value homes or different borrower situations. Terms and protections are lender-specific.
2026 limit source: HUD Mortgagee Letter 2025-22. Program details should be confirmed with current HUD guidance and the selected lender.