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Will I still own my home?

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With a reverse mortgage, you — not the lender — own and control your home. You can’t be removed from the home so long as you uphold the terms of the loan. As with a traditional forward mortgage, the lender simply puts a lien on the property to ensure the loan will be repaid. Learn More

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