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NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage Review

NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage is offered by NOVA Home Loans (NMLS #3087), a direct lender founded in 1980 and based in Tucson, AZ. NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage is available in 14 states across the USA.

NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage FAQ

What types of reverse mortgages does NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage offer?

NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage allows borrowers to apply for the following types of reverse mortgage.

Lump sum. The borrower can access the entire amount immediately. However, you will need to pay interest on the entire amount regardless of whether you spend it.

Monthly disbursement. With this option, you get a monthly allowance. This is a good option if you need an additional source of income to cover your living expenses. It can be used in combination with a line of credit for additional flexibility.

What fees does NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage charge for a reverse mortgage?

NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage may charge a loan origination fee.

What types of property can you use as security for a reverse mortgage with NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage?

Lenders often have restrictions on the type of properties they will accept as security for a reverse mortgage. NOVA Home Loans Reverse Mortgage will consider lines of credit secured by the following property types:

Primary home

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