For Homeowners 62+

Choose Your Area to See How a Reverse Mortgage Works Where You Live

Every market has its own quirks — Prop 13 in California, the Homestead Exemption in Florida, senior property tax relief in Colorado and Washington, and no state income tax in Tennessee. Pick your area below for information tailored to homeowners like you.

California

Los Angeles

For long-time LA homeowners — with a close look at how a reverse mortgage works alongside your Proposition 13 property tax basis.

See LA Guidance

Read the complete Los Angeles reverse mortgage guide →

Orange County

For OC homeowners in HOA-governed communities, FHA-approved condos, master-planned neighborhoods, and Mello-Roos districts.

See OC Guidance

Read the complete Orange County reverse mortgage guide →

San Diego

For San Diego retirees, including veterans and military families — with a look at how a reverse mortgage fits alongside VA benefits and military retirement.

See San Diego Guidance

Riverside

For Inland Empire homeowners in Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Temecula, and surrounding communities — with Prop 13 kept in mind.

See Riverside Guidance

San Bernardino

For San Bernardino County homeowners — Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Redlands, Chino Hills, and beyond — preserving your Prop 13 basis.

See San Bernardino Guidance

Sacramento

For Greater Sacramento homeowners in Elk Grove, Roseville, Folsom, and surrounding communities — Prop 13 considered.

See Sacramento Guidance

Arizona

Phoenix

For Valley of the Sun retirees in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Sun City, and surrounding 55+ communities.

See Phoenix Guidance

Florida

Miami

For South Florida homeowners — with a look at how a reverse mortgage works with your Homestead Exemption and Save Our Homes cap.

See Miami Guidance

Tampa

For Tampa Bay homeowners in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Wesley Chapel, and beyond — Homestead Exemption preserved.

See Tampa Guidance

Orlando

For Central Florida homeowners including The Villages, Winter Park, Lake Mary, and surrounding communities.

See Orlando Guidance

Tennessee

Nashville

For Middle Tennessee homeowners in Nashville, Brentwood, Hendersonville, Mount Juliet, and beyond.

See Nashville Guidance

Franklin

For Williamson County homeowners in Franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill, and surrounding communities.

See Franklin Guidance

Colorado, Washington & Oregon

Denver

For Denver Metro homeowners — with a look at how a reverse mortgage works alongside the Colorado Senior Property Tax Exemption.

See Denver Guidance

Seattle

For Puget Sound homeowners in Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, and beyond — with the WA Senior Exemption considered.

See Seattle Guidance

Portland

For Portland Metro homeowners in Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, and surrounding communities — Measure 50 preserved.

See Portland Guidance

What You'll Find on Each Page

Every page walks through the same core questions — how a reverse mortgage actually works, who typically qualifies, what it costs, and how heirs are treated — but with specific examples, FAQs, and considerations relevant to your local market. You can also request a free, no-obligation estimate directly from the page for your area.

Not sure which area applies? Pick whichever is closest — the core information is the same and a licensed professional will follow up either way.