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LIBOR Reverse Mortgage Margins Disappearing?

February 25th, 2008  |  by John Yedinak Published in Financial Freedom, LLS, MetLife, News, Products, Reverse Mortgage  |  2 Comments

We’ve already seen this happen with reverse mortgage products that are based on the CMT.  Lenders release HECM products with lower margins to compete and eventually the lower margins start to disappear because of market conditions.

Lender Lead Solutions was the first reverse mortgage lender to come out with a LIBOR product and then we saw Financial Freedom release the product a few days later.  Other lenders followed suit and eventually most were offering LIBOR products with different margins ranging from .65-2.00 and things stayed pretty much the same for a few months.

Last month Financial Freedom pulled their LIBOR 65 product due to market conditions which leaves them with LIBOR 75 and 85 products.  After this we saw EverBank Reverse release their LIBOR products which offer margins of 1.00-1.50.  Are we starting to see a trend of higher margin LIBOR products?

It’s interesting because with today’s LIBOR rates some of the higher margin products have a larger net principal limit than the lower products because of the service set aside fees.  Here is a sample Loan Comparison for a 70 year old borrower with a $200,000 home:

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I’m curious what LIBOR product most RMD readers are originating?  Leave your comments below

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  • http://www.greenhillfinance.co.uk/GreenhillMortgages.aspxhttp://www.greenhillfinance.co.uk/GreenhillMortgages.aspx Cooper

    The reverse mortgages is different in that it pays you, and is available regardless of your current income. The amount you can borrow depends on your age, the current interest rate, and the appraised value of your home, whichever is less. Generally, the more valuable your home is, the older you are, the lower the interest, the more you can borrow. You don’t make payments, because the loan is not due as long as the house is your principal residence.

  • http://www.odowdmortgage.com Chuck

    I have tried to stay with the CMT for the most part because over time applied loan interest is lower and thus more retained equity. I have found one case where LIBOR worked best – basically because of the current liens and needing to get net principle limit to match payoffs.

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