Any interest compounds over the life of the reverse mortgage until repayment occurs.As the loan progresses, your debt increases while your home equity decreases.

I've been contemplating getting my RE license for quite a while as there are many opinions on the books and blogs I've read that highlight specific advantages of being licensed, especially if I want to acquire more investment properties (rentals, flips, and perhaps wholesale deals) in the future.A few unique variables:1) my parents own rentals that they'd like to make sure they pay me as the listing agent if and when they are to start selling these properties in the years to come.

If you attempting to get back money after repaying the private lender, then many lenders have a waiting period for a cash out loan.  

One tip would be to get the FHA loan before any student loans go into repayment (if you have student loans).

If you have a unique personalty or story behind what you are doing, I want to hear about. 

Maybe it's because I'm in California with our unique property tax system, but I really have no idea what this means.

If your mom is to help you out by providing {a portion of} the down payment on a property, it would have to be a "gift" (with no expectation of repayment) to appease the lenders.  

California is unique (As are some other states) in that the state laws are often more restrictive than the federal laws.

In response, the EU proposed a $12 MM bridge loan as part of the bailout to help Greece pay interest on the debt and use some of the funds to repay the IMF.

i don't know if I'm a uniquely unappealing client or what, but the follow-through with agents I've contacted so far has been truly lousy.