If you’re 55 or older and own a high-value home, a Proprietary Reverse Mortgage Refinance may provide access to more of your home’s equity than a traditional reverse mortgage. Unlike government-insured programs, proprietary reverse mortgages are private lending solutions designed for homeowners who need larger loan amounts or who may not qualify for a standard HECM.
Whether you’re looking to eliminate your current mortgage payment, improve cash flow, or access additional funds for retirement, a proprietary reverse mortgage refinance can provide the financial flexibility you deserve.
The Basics
What Is a Proprietary Reverse Mortgage?
A Proprietary Reverse Mortgage is a privately funded reverse mortgage created specifically for homeowners with higher-value properties. These loans often offer:
Refinance Goals
Why Refinance into a Proprietary Reverse Mortgage?
Refinancing can help you make better use of the equity you’ve built over the years. You may choose to refinance to:
Why Homeowners Choose It
Benefits of a Proprietary Reverse Mortgage Refinance
Eligibility
Who May Qualify?

Is It a Fit?
Is Refinancing Right for You?
A proprietary reverse mortgage refinance may be a smart option if:
Every homeowner’s financial situation is unique. A reverse mortgage specialist can help determine whether refinancing is the right solution based on your goals.
Our Approach
Why Work With Us?
Our experienced reverse mortgage professionals take the time to understand your financial objectives and explain all available options. We provide:
Personalized consultationsClear, transparent guidanceCompetitive proprietary reverse mortgage solutionsFast, responsive service from application through closing
Our goal is to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Important Disclosure
Borrowers remain responsible for paying property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues (if applicable), and maintaining the property. Failure to meet these obligations may result in loan default. Loan programs, eligibility requirements, age qualifications, and availability vary by state and lender. Consult a licensed mortgage professional to determine whether this financing option is appropriate for your situation.


