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Reverse Mortgages with Jim Yih and Rob Carrick
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Reverse Mortgages with Jim Yih and Rob Carrick
Date: 5/13/2011
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Jim Yih and Rob Carrick discuss whether reverse mortgages are a benefit to retirees or a trap.
What are the downsides of reverse mortgages?
What is the ideal situation for a person getting into a reverse mortgage?
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