Hello, and welcome to my website.
As a licensed reverse mortgage consultant with Finance of America Reverse LLC (FAR)—one of the nation’s leading reverse mortgage lenders—I am honored to serve homeowners age 62 and older in the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. I’m dedicated to helping them leverage the power of home equity to achieve greater financial independence. The best part of my job is educating senior clients—helping them choose good reverse mortgage options to bridge the gap between financial assets and longevity.
Before I started working in the reverse mortgage business, I earned a B.S. degree in Business and Finance at the University of Maryland, and have been in the real estate and finance industry for over 22 years. Working with seniors, their families, financial planners, attorneys, care providers, churches and senior advisors is most rewarding. As a local Reverse Mortgage Consultant, I meet with every customer personally
When I’m not working with borrowers or educating people about reverse mortgages, I have been actively involved in Washington, DC’s “Christmas in April,” as well as both Annapolis and Eastern Shore “Meals on Wheels” programs for over eight years
Please consider me a resource. I invite you to explore my website to learn more—and please contact me if you have any questions or would like a free reverse mortgage consultation. I’m happy to share my expertise, answer all your questions, and help you determine if a reverse mortgage is a good financial solution for you. And if so, I’ll guide you through the loan process, every step of the way.
Did you know?
According to a recent study, 53% of households comprised of people who are age 65 are “at risk” of not having enough funds to maintain their standard of living during retirement. And using a reverse mortgage can reduce that risk. 1
In recent years, reverse mortgages have become a smart and safe way for people age 62 and over to be better financially prepared for the future—and live more comfortably. This retirement financing tool can be used to:
- Pay off existing mortgage or home equity loan
- Supplement income
- Reduce monthly expenses such as car payments or credit cards
- Establish a cash reserve for future needs
- Buy a home that better fits their life
1Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, The National Retirement Risk Index: An Update, by Alicia H. Munnell, Anthony Webb, and Francesca Golub-Sass, October 2012.
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