Income Intermediate:
Reverse Mortgages
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1.
If you are receiving payments as part of a reverse mortgage, you aren't obligated to keep your home in good condition.
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True
False
False. There are standards you must meet to keep the home in saleable condition.
2.
If you have a reverse mortgage, the balance of your loan _______.
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Decreases over time
Increases over time
Stays the same over time
Increases over time. Your balance actually increases, due to several factors.
3.
What type of reverse mortgage is the most common?
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Proprietary reverse mortgage
Single-purpose reverse mortgage
Home equity conversion mortgage (HECM)
Home equity conversion mortgage (HECM). This type is the most common.
4.
Which of the following is true of reverse mortgages?
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They may be used by any homeowner
They are a source of income that is taxed
Reverse mortgages are a type of loan that need not be repaid as long as you own your home
Until you die, title to your home is in the name of the federal government
Reverse mortgages are a type of loan that need not be repaid as long as you own your home. Since these are loans, the money you receive is tax-free.
5.
What are some factors to consider in evaluating whether a reverse mortgage is right for you?
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Your age
How long you plan to live in your home
Are you "cash poor" but "house rich"?
All the above
All the above. You must be 62 to even be eligible for a reverse mortgage at all; the other factors are important, although not so cut and dried.
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