Joseph Cina, Reverse Mortgage Professional

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Reverse Mortgages are available for homeowners 62 and older who want to stay in their existing home or purchase a new principal residence. It allows them to access a portion of the equity and use it for any purpose. Since accessing home equity is not a taxable event, the proceeds for the reverse mortgage are not subject to any income tax. Homeowner's always retain title to their home. The homeowners are responsible for paying property taxes, keeping homeowner's insurance in force and maintaining the home. Borrowers can choose how to receive their funds, as a lump sum, monthly income, a credit line, or a combination of these. There are no monthly mortgage payments required as long as one borrower lives in the home. The loan must be repaid when all owners are permanently out of the home.

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Is a New Reverse Mortgage Product in the Cards for Texas in 2013?
A Reverse Mortgage for Purchase in Texas could be a little bit closer to reality as primary voting season wraps up and new efforts toward introducing the loan in the state launch this week. Texas, the last state to allow for reverse mortgages, ...

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Joseph Cina has been involved in the reverse mortgage industry for over four years and has been a top-producing professional. He is a Reverse Mortgage... more »

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