REVERSEMORTGAGELEADS

Did you know…

·  7,918 people in the US turn 60 years old every day, 330 per hour, 24/7.

·  5,574 people in the US turn 65 years old every day, 232 per hour, 24/7.

·  Over 23 million seniors are homeowners.

·  85% of senior homeowners want to remain in their home for the rest of their lives.

·  63% of homeowners from 65 to 74 years old have no mortgage at all.

·  $3 trillion in estimated equity in homes owned by seniors.

·  13.2 million households are candidates for a Reverse Mortgage.

 Qualified Seniors 62+ Who Need Cash 

Across the country, more and more senior citizens are facing the conflict of living on a fixed income while having to pay rising costs for energy and other daily needs. Consequently, reverse mortgages are gaining in popularity as a way for senior homeowners to receive cash against the value of their home, but unlike other loans, they are not required to pay the loan back on a monthly basis – in fact, the loan doesn’t have to be paid back as long as they live in the home. Reverse mortgage leads are an up and coming segment of the market, but without the saturation facing the refinance area.

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Many senior citizens are faced with bleak futures and dire financial situations. Oftentimes, health care costs have eaten up all of their savings and they’re left with little more than a pitiful government handout. That’s where you come in. Why not unlock the equity in the borrowers home and provide them with a reliable, steady cashflow that they can life from? Not only will they thank you, but you’ll feel good that you’ve helped someone and be rewarded in more ways than one!





Reverse Mortgage Market Less than 1% Penetrated

According to a press release from Hollister Group, LLC & NRMLA, Americans age 62 or older hold an estimated $4.3 trillion of home equity.  The index(RMMI) which was launched last week is the first market indicator to collect critical market, housing and demographic data, as well as track and project the market for reverse mortgages.  According to the press release, in the first quarter of 2007, there was a $19 billion increase in senior home equity.  This increase was reflected in a 0.4% increase in the RMMI to 205.6 from 204.7 in the prior quarter.  The index will be updated to reflect the current value of senior home equity on a quarterly basis. 

Interesting observations and statistics from the inaugural launch of the RMMI, include:

·     RMMI projects as much as $37 trillion in home value by 2030, from which home equity figures are derived, assuming historical appreciation and taking into account the demographic shift as boomers begin to turn 62;

·     The average home equity in a senior-owned household is estimated to be about $230,000 according to the Hollister Group;

·     Current $19B growth in Q1 2007 is the lowest increase of all quarters from 2000;

·     2006 and 2007 experienced the strongest growth in home equity – $464 billion and $600 billion respectively.

Reverse Mortgage Market Currently at $4.3 Trillion, Less than 1% Penetrated

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Available Home Equity, Lender Type, Loan Date, Loan to Value Ratio, Total Loans, Property Type, Home Size, Foreclosure Date, Lender Name, Loan Interest, Purchase Amount, Home Value, Trust Owned, Lot Size, Lendable Home Equity, Loan Amount, Transaction Type, Purchase Date, Homeowner Type, Year Built, Adult Age, and many more!

 



By: Joshua R. Conklin

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What is the direction of Direction of Texas mortgage rate?

Down…which is why this is the best time for homeowners in the Lone Star State to refinance their mortgages, pay off unsecured debt and enjoy lower payments every month.

Because the economy has been so badly managed for the past seven years, the Federal government now has to scramble to find a way to keep everything from collapsing. As a result, the Federal Reserve (which is not a government agency, but a private corporation that controls the nation’s money supply) now has to increase the availability of money by lowering rates yet again. Currently, we’re seeing mortgage rates lower than they’ve been in several years – as low as 5.5% in some cases.

Can your Texas mortgage broker help you? Undoubtedly. Mortgage brokers represent hundreds of companies and loan programs, and are therefore in an excellent position to find the program that can fit your situation the best.

Take advantage of the direction of mortgage rates in Texas and you’ll enjoy:

- Lower payments. Credit card companies (not your legislators) wrote laws that allowed them to double minimum payments. They are also legally able to charge interest rates as high as 29%, even for customers who pay their bills every month (it’s in the fine print of your credit card agreement). A home equity line of credit has a lower interest rate that will remain the same for the life of the loan – resulting in lower payments.

- A Better Credit Score. High levels of unsecured debt are great news to the credit bureaus, because it gives them another excuse to stick it to the working American by keeping him/her in that “sub-prime” category. When you pay off that unsecured debt, it looks a whole lot better on your credit report – and every retired debt helps.

- Tax Benefits. Before 1982, there was a tax deduction for credit card interest. President Reagan took that away from working people in his tax reforms of 1982. The interest on a home equity loan is usually tax deductible however, meaning substantial savings when April 15th rolls around (consult your tax advisor).

It takes little time to find and contact a Houston mortgage broker and get the process started. The bad news is that nobody really knows how long these low rates will last, so now is the time to take action – especially if you are carrying an adjustable rate mortgage. Those rates have nowhere to go but up. Bail out of that ARM and get the security and stability of a fixed rate mortgage today.w



By: Jonathan Blocker

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How to Compare Mortgage Brokers

Choosing the right mortgage broker is important, as you want to make sure you save as much money as possible on the mortgage loan that you take out. Being picky about your mortgage broker is more than just a matter of trying to save a few dollars, though – the right mortgage broker will also help ensure that you get the best loan terms available to you, and that you will have someone that you can work with should any changes need to be made to your mortgage loan’s terms. Comparing mortgage brokers is not difficult, but it does require that you have a basic knowledge of what to look for in the mortgage loans that the different brokerages offer to you.

It is important that you understand exactly what a mortgage broker is, of course; unlike a traditional bank or mortgage lender who will offer you a mortgage loan directly, a mortgage broker will pair you with a lender that meets your needs and will act as an intermediary between you and the lender. Because of this you can often get a better deal on a mortgage through a broker than you would be able to directly, since they can do the “shopping around” for you. Different mortgage brokers may offer different rates and terms on the loans that they find for you, however, so it is still important to shop around and compare brokerages before choosing the one that is best for you.

Before you start to compare mortgage brokers, take the time to research the basics of mortgage loans online. Not only will this give you some useful information that can be used as a basis for your comparisons, but you may also be able to learn about mortgage options that you did not know about previously. This does not mean that you have to learn everything that there is about mortgage loans, of course; simply try to cover the basics of loan options, opening and closing costs, and interest rate plans. You may also wish to take the time to find out what the average interest rates in your area are as well as nationwide so that you will have a better idea of how good of a deal the rates that you are being offered are.

Once you have a basic grasp of the mortgage lending process, start looking for mortgage brokers who operate in your area. You should be able to find several using your local telephone directory or internet listings. The more mortgage brokerages there are in your area then the greater your chances will be of finding a good deal on the mortgage loan that you take out, since you will have a number of different options to choose from. Begin contacting each of the brokers that you find and request average interest rate and loan term quotes from each.

When you have collected quotes from a number of different mortgage brokers it is time to begin your comparison. Sort the quotes by the interest rate that is being charged, but make sure that interest is not the only factor that you look at. In addition to the interest rate that you have to pay there may be a number of other costs which can affect how good of a deal a particular mortgage is, and the terms of one mortgage offer may not be as flexible as those of another. Sorting quotes based on interest will at least give you an idea of where the various offers stand based on one of the most obvious factors of the mortgage, however, and can also make it easy to eliminate the offerings of any broker whose rates are much higher than the others.

You may also list the points next to each loan’s interest rate. Points are a percentage of the loan you pay either at closing or rolled into the mortgage principal that acts as a “buy down” of the interest rate. For example, a rate that is 1% lower than a comparable loan may have 1 to 3 points attached to it whereas loan number two has zero points. Depending on the amount you are borrowing, one of these loans may be less expensive than the other. Your particular situation will determine which has the lower overall cost.

Begin comparing the quotes that you have received based on the estimated monthly payments you will have to make, opening and closing costs, and any specialized terms or conditions that certain mortgage quotes might have. Read through the quotes of the mortgage brokers several times to make sure that you have all of the information that you need for your comparison, and begin removing quotes from consideration when you find them to be more expensive or to have more strict terms than some of the other quotes. Continue reducing your potential mortgage loan quotes until only two or three remain so that you can compare them more closely before choosing a mortgage broker. Once you have finished the comparison you should have an idea of the broker who will find you the best deal on your mortgage so that you can then begin the process of getting the exact loan that is right for you.



By: Shawn Thomas

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