Take control of your financial future with GoodLife

Our family-owned business has helped place thousands of homeowners on the path toward greater financial flexibility with a reverse mortgage. We’ve earned an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and five-star rating on Trustpilot.

We’ll treat you with the utmost respect

We’ll give you the information you’ll need to make an informed decision — without pressure to move quickly

We’ll pay up to $500 for your appraisal and explore other ways we might be able to lower your closing costs

Find out if a GoodLife Home Loans reverse mortgage is right for you

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Millions of seniors are finding that a reverse mortgage makes a lot of sense. Here’s why:

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With a reverse mortgage, you continue to own your home, just like with any other mortgage.
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You don’t need to make monthly payments. It’s up to you. Principal and interest are only due when your home is sold. You will have responsibilities with a reverse mortgage, such as paying the property taxes, homeowners insurance premiums and home maintenance expenses
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You decide how you want to use the proceeds. Use the money to supplement your income, make home improvements, preserve your investments or even pay for long-term care.
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Loan proceeds do not affect Medicare and Social Security benefits. However, loan proceeds could impact eligibility for needs-based programs such as Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income by counting toward qualifying income and asset limits.