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Use the calculator to explore an illustrative HECM for Purchase estimate for a home you are considering. Review the inputs and assumptions shown with the result.
Enter the requested purchase and borrower information, using approximate figures while you compare options.
The result is an estimate to help you plan the cash needed for the purchase. Final figures depend on verified details and lender review.
To discuss your estimate, use the “Transaction Summary” request path below the calculator.
It provides an illustrative estimate of the cash needed for a purchase based on the inputs and assumptions displayed.
Review the fee assumptions shown in the calculator; final amounts depend on verified transaction details.
No. It is an estimate for planning, not an approval, offer, rate quote, or guarantee.
A Reverse Mortgage for Purchase (H4P) is a loan program that allows seniors 62 and older to buy a new primary residence using a reverse mortgage. It combines funds from the sale of your current home, savings, or other assets with a reverse mortgage to purchase the new property in a single transaction.
A traditional reverse mortgage converts equity in your current home into cash. A Reverse Mortgage for Purchase, on the other hand, helps you buy a new home while eliminating the need for monthly mortgage payments on the home you just purchased.
To qualify, you must:
The required down payment depends on:
Eligible properties include:
These costs are typically folded into the loan balance, except for the initial down payment.
Yes, funds for the down payment must come from savings, proceeds from selling your current home, or other liquid assets. Unsecured borrowed funds are not permitted. Talk to a Reverse for Purchase Pro to make sure your down payment funds can be used.
If you sell the home, the loan balance (principal plus accrued interest) is repaid from the sale proceeds. Any remaining equity belongs to you or your heirs.
The loan becomes due, and your heirs can repay it by selling the home or using other funds. Since reverse mortgages are non-recourse loans, heirs will never owe more than the home’s value.
An H4P might be a good fit if you:
At South River Mortgage, we specialize in helping seniors make informed decisions about Reverse Mortgages for Purchase. Use our calculator above to see what you might qualify for and contact us to discuss your unique needs with our expert advisors.