Reverse Mortgage Note and Trust Deed

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Reverse Mortgage Note and Trust Deed rick wintomac 12-05-2007
Posted by rick wintomac on December 5, 2007, 6:33 am
My lender gave me the docs for my HECM Reverse Mortgage. Everything
looked ok except that the Trust Deed has a principal amount that is
1.5 times the amount of the appraised value of the property, instead
of the sum of the advance. (The principal amount is not explicitly on
the Note or the Loan agreement, either).

Is this normal? I have a very small retirement. If I move from the
home down the road, I don't want to find out that the balance started
at the higher amount and went up from there.


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