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Myths Surrounding Reverse Mortgage

A popular myth I often hear is “Reverse Mortgage, that is where they take your house”.  This is an untruth, usually voiced by those who have no idea of the concept of Reverse Mortgage.  At Seniors First our consultants can demonstrate with a fair degree of accruacy what will happen to the equity in your home many years from now.  In addition if you use and you should use a Lender who is a member of SEQUEL you will have a “No Negative Equity” guarantee.

Source: Equity Release Expert

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