Relevant:
- Reverse Mortgages: Seniors Now Expected to Pay Taxes and Insurance
- FHA is back "in the black" -- but not out of the woods (AH, QUAINT GUB'MINT ACCOUNTING!)
- U.S. Gov's Budget Deficit Overshoots by 100%; Trillion-Dollar Deficits Expected Indefinitely
- Ginnie Mae Suspends Approvals of New Reverse Mortgage Issuers
- FHA Raises Annual Premiums Charged to Reverse Mortgage Borrowers
2013-09-26 — americanbanker.com
``That gap is due almost entirely to losses in the FHA's reverse mortgage program. Many seniors who received the loans in a lump sum were later unable to pay taxes and insurance, resulting in a wave of defaults. The reverse mortgage program was projected to have a $5.2 billion deficit this year. By comparison, the FHA's mortgage program was projected to have a surplus of $4.3 billion.''
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