RMA, Real Mortgage AssociatesFSRA LIC. #10464RICK SEKHON · MORTGAGE BROKER
For Homeowners 55+

Unlock your home's value, stay right where you are.

I want to stay in my home but I need access to my equity.

Tax-free access to your home equity with no required monthly payments. For Canadian homeowners 55 and better.

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Solutions

Explore reverse mortgage solutions

A reverse mortgage isn't one product, it's a strategy. Here's what homeowners 55+ use it for.

01

Retirement Cash Flow

Convert equity into tax-free monthly income or a lump sum that doesn't affect OAS or GIS benefits.

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02

Debt Relief Ontario

Eliminate high-interest credit cards, loans or an existing mortgage payment, and breathe again.

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03

Living Inheritance

Gift a down payment to children or grandchildren now, when it helps most, and watch them enjoy it.

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04

Aging in Place

Fund renovations, in-home care or day-to-day expenses so you can stay in the home and neighbourhood you love.

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05

Free Reverse Mortgage Guide

Not sure where to start? A plain-language walkthrough of how it works, what it costs and whether it fits.

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How it works

The essentials, in plain language

01

You keep ownership

Your name stays on title. You stay in your home as long as you choose, provided taxes and insurance are maintained.

02

No required payments

Interest accrues on the loan; nothing is due until you sell, move, or the estate settles. You can make payments if you want to.

03

Tax-free proceeds

Funds from a reverse mortgage are loan proceeds, not income, they aren't taxed and don't claw back government benefits.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much can I borrow with a reverse mortgage?
Typically up to 55% of your home's value, depending on your age, property type and location. The older you are, the more you can generally access.
Can I lose my home?
No, with a reverse mortgage you remain the owner, and lenders guarantee you'll never owe more than the fair market value of the home when it's sold, as long as property taxes and insurance are kept up.
What happens to the equity for my kids?
Interest reduces remaining equity over time, but home appreciation often offsets much of it. When the home sells, the loan is repaid and everything left goes to you or your estate.
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Related

Other ways we can help

For Existing Homeowners

Mortgage Refinance

Unlock equity, consolidate high-interest debt, fund renovations or invest, without selling your home.

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For Property Owners

Second Mortgage

Tap home equity without disturbing your existing first mortgage or its rate.

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For Flexible Borrowers

Line of Credit

Revolving access to your equity, draw what you need, pay interest only on what you use.

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Next step

Your next step starts with a conversation.

Free, confidential and no-obligation. Bring your questions, leave with a plan.