Here is a Press Release for Kyle Buck earning the first CRMP, Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional, in Idaho. Businessman Awarded Special Reverse Mortgage Designation   Nampa, ID—Kyle Buck, a reverse mortgage loan officer with Affinity Mortgage, a division...

A growing number of seniors are looking at their retirement savings and wondering if their nest egg will be enough.  With everyday costs going up and people living longer, many are facing the looming financial short fall of running out of money.  So the question is...

It is always exciting to leave a closing after completing another reverse mortgage.  With each closing, it always amazes me on how reverse mortgage changes my clients lives.  We closed a loan for a great client, Jackie, who scheduled her retirement date based on when...

This year, reverse mortgages will undergo yet another transformation in a long line of recent program changes designed to make these loans safer retirement planning mechanisms for the borrowers they serve. Starting March 2, borrowers age 62 and older will be subject...

Is a reverse mortgage for you?  You can not answer this question until you know how much you qualify for.  It's quite simple.  With your age, value of the home, and how much is owed against the home, you can find out how much you qualify for.    Reverse mortgages are...

Alan has been a Realtor for many years and loves what he does. He loves the freedom to do what he wants, but he does not want work or financial obligations to dictate his schedule and he is not ready to retire. In the Boise area, weather often determines the activity...

When Jim called my office, he was facing foreclosure and did not know what to do. Jim has been disabled and on disability ever since he contracted Polio as a child. His home was all he had and his disability and social security income was not enough to make ends meet....

Sandy, 65, had another 10 years to go to pay off her mortgage and felt discouraged. She was ready to retire but did not feel she could because her retirement income would not be enough to cover her mortgage payment and her living expenses. Sandy had heard about...

Ren and Pat had been in their home for several years but realized the home would not be conducive for them in their retirement years; too many stairs, too much yard to care for and too big of a home to maintain. They wanted to downsize and wanted to find the right...

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are retired and have their home free and clear of a mortgage. Mr. Johnson realized they have all this equity in their home they cannot access or use. He is a forward thinking gentlemen and wanted to be able to access the equity in the home, but...