Question
Which type of loan is not required to be paid back
during the life time of a borrower?Solution
Reverse Mortgage Loan: Aged people above 60 years of age, make use their property to mortgage to a financial institution or a bank and in return FI/Bank will pay monthly installments to the homeowner(s) and after the demise of the senior citizen the property will be taken over by the bank and sold in order to recover their investment and the excess money is given to the legal heir of the property. Â However, the property owner should reside in the home that is reverse mortgaged and should pay the property taxes.
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