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All Forum Posts by: Richard Whitfield

Richard Whitfield has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

That is the info I was looking for. I think I have also read that the interest is not tax deductible.

I guess it's a secret!   :)   I am hoping someone can give me an example of the scenario I am proposing. I do appreciate your replies.

I have yet to find out how the interest accumulates. Is it like a traditional mortgage where the interest in the first year is high compared to the principal?

I have a paid for house that the market value is about $800K. I would like to use the equity for an investment but do not want to make payments for two years so I am thinking about a reverse mortgage for $200K to be paid back in two years. My question is if I took $200K in a reverse mortgage what would I be paying back after two years to close out the reverse mortgage? Thanks!