Reverse mortgage loophole scaring away lenders

Some surviving spouses choose to stay put without paying off loan

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1. A.H. said... on Jul 24, 2012 at 10:07AM

“I see the opposite. I can not find a website, that gives anyinformation about the reverse mortgage lenders in Philadelphia. The AIG is advertising in the Philadelphia TV, but the neither have an office in Philadelphia, neither answer the questions they asked, if you call them. It looks like, that's a scam.
How anybody can find this way a mortgage lender?
A.H.”

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