delta1 wrote:#690 ^^
think about reverse mortgaging your Mom's condo, to borrow money against the equity to help with the 24/7 in-home nursing bills and keep her where she's happiest and most comfy, until it's time to transfer her, and then sell the condo, pay off the loan and without that asset, she's eligible for Medicare...
unfortunately i have become fluent in both types of reverse mortgaging, but I think I finally have a good lead on a bank that will do a large HELOC without insisting the deed be changed (life estate with me and sister on it as the remaindermen).
Also, the added costs of both RM's are severe. Original FHA style would have about 30K closing costs because of the added insurance, the newer equity elite style has way lower costs but gives the entire amount in a lump sum so the interest is on the max borrowed rather than the amount drawn...
I could have her medicaid eligible in minutes if and when nursing home is the only option.
should know about the line of credit soon.