Reverse Mortgage Calculator

Estimate reverse mortgage payments without logging in. Enter home value and age - see payouts instantly. No account required.

Your Details

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62 Years
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Estimated Net Proceeds

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Total Available Loan Amount

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Loan Fees & Other Costs

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Key Factors Influencing Your Reverse Mortgage

Factor Impact on Proceeds
Home Value Higher home value generally leads to higher available loan amounts.
Youngest Borrower's Age Older borrowers typically qualify for more proceeds.
Interest Rate Lower interest rates can result in higher initial loan amounts.
Outstanding Mortgage/Loan Any existing loan must be paid off first, reducing net proceeds.
Closing Costs & Fees These reduce the total amount you receive.
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Step-by-Step Guide

Reverse Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your reverse mortgage loan sizes, lump-sum withdrawals, tenure payouts, and home equity limits instantly.

1
Input Property Value

Enter the estimated current market value of your home, along with any existing mortgage balances.

Property Value Existing Mortgage
2
Specify Owner Details

Enter the age of the youngest homeowner (minimum age requirements apply for eligibility).

Primary Age Co-borrower Age
3
Set Interest Rates

Select the interest rate model (fixed or adjustable APR) and include estimated closing fees.

Interest rate % Closing Fees Margin Rates
4
View Payout Projections

Examine maximum claim amounts, monthly tenure splits, line-of-credit options, and remaining home equity projections.

Lump Sum Payout Tenure Monthly Payout Line of Credit
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Home Equity Planner

Detailed reverse mortgage payout calculation engine

Compute HECM loan margins, evaluate lump sum vs. monthly distributions, and project remaining equity curves client-side.

HECM Policy Alignment

Calculates borrowing limits based on HUD guidelines and Principal Limit Factors (PLF).

Multiple Payout Modes

Supports tenure (monthly), term, line of credit, lump sum, or customized combinations.

Compounding Debt Tracking

Projects the compound growth of the loan balance over time against home appreciation.

Remaining Equity Graph

Generates year-by-year projections comparing home appreciation with rising loan balances.

Compare lump-sum, line-of-credit, and tenure payouts
Model future loan growth and home equity appreciation
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FAQ

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions regarding reverse mortgages, borrowing limits, and property ownership.

What is a reverse mortgage?
A reverse mortgage is a financial product for older homeowners (typically aged 62 or older for FHA HECM loans) that allows them to convert a portion of their home equity into cash without having to make monthly mortgage payments.
What is a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM)?
A HECM is a reverse mortgage insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). They make up the vast majority of reverse mortgages in the United States and have standardized lending limits and consumer protections.
Does the borrower still own the home in a reverse mortgage?
Yes, the borrower retains the title and ownership of the home. The lender only holds a lien on the property, similar to a traditional mortgage. The borrower is responsible for paying property taxes, home insurance, and maintenance.
When does a reverse mortgage have to be repaid?
The loan must be repaid when the last surviving borrower dies, sells the home, or moves out permanently (such as into a long-term care facility for more than 12 consecutive months).
Is my asset data processed securely on this site?
Yes. The reverse mortgage calculator processes your home value, ages, and interest rates entirely locally in your web browser. No data is stored, tracked, or sent to external servers.