A Reverse Mortgage is an excellent way for seniors to maintain or improve their quality of life in retirement without using their savings or putting additional pressure on their traditional retirement income sources. You don’t have to apply for a reverse mortgage to find out what a loan may look like for you.  By answering a few simple questions, we can provide a loan estimate and establish your eligibility without even checking your credit report.

A reverse mortgage can be a powerful way for homeowners age 55+ to enhance their quality of life in retirement. By tapping into the equity you’ve built in your home, you can access funds without having to sell your property, take on monthly mortgage payments, or draw down your retirement savings too quickly. This added flexibility can help reduce financial stress and support a more comfortable, independent lifestyle.

At Freestone Mortgage, we believe that exploring your options shouldn’t come with pressure or obligation. That’s why we’ve created a simple, complimentary tool that allows you to see what a reverse mortgage might look like for your unique situation- without having to officially apply for a reverse mortgage.

By answering just a few basic questions, you can receive a personalized loan estimate and find out whether you meet the general eligibility requirements. We won’t run your credit, and there’s no commitment required. This is simply a smart first step in gathering the information you need to make a confident, informed decision.

Whether you’re looking to eliminate an existing mortgage payment, fund in-home care, renovate for aging in place, or create an additional income stream, this tool offers clear, data-driven insights. It’s a quick and private way to explore how your home equity could support your long-term financial goals.

You don’t need to apply for a reverse mortgage to start understanding how one might work for you. Try our complimentary reverse mortgage assessment tool today to take the first step toward greater peace of mind, freedom, and financial flexibility in retirement.