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  • Downsize Your Home and Mortgage - with this process you sell your property and pour the profits into a smaller property with a more conventional mortgage.  You may have to settle for a less luxurious home or less desirable neighborhood but you will be better prepared to weather the storm if the market does crash.


  • Refinance your Mortgage loan - this process will allow you to stay in your current home while improving your mortgage loan.  Refinancing can also help consolidate multiple loans, clear up additional credit debt and provide some cash for other investments or home projects.


  • Reverse Mortgage - this is an ideal option for homeowners over sixty-two who plan on staying in their home.  This process allows the homeowner to cash out a portion of their home equity without moving or incurring loan payments.  Though up-front closing costs can be high, a reverse mortgage will cost the homeowner less than the fees involved in selling the property.


  •    I strive to make sure my clients are happy with their homes, their neighborhoods and their children's schools.  Together we've worked out mortgage options that allow them to keep their lifestyle.  If your needs have changed and you would like to discuss mortgage options, give me call.  I can help your friends and family with their mortgage options as well.


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