Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Retirees get divorced too, and a lot more than they used to. If you are getting divorced and want to keep the house, refinancing your ex off the loan can mean qualifying for a whole new mortgage on one income, which a lot of retirees cannot do. A reverse mortgage offers another way.
Full breakdown, the numbers, and the FAQ: gibsonhomeloans.com/reverse-mortgage-divorce-buyout
In this video I cover how a reverse mortgage can help you:
- Buy out your spouse and keep the house, with no monthly mortgage payment
- Buy your next home after the divorce
- Qualify on your age and equity instead of two incomes
The government-insured HECM is available at age 62 in every state. Proprietary programs start at age 55 in Colorado, Florida, and Michigan, age 60 in Washington, and age 62 in Texas.
Questions about your situation? Call or text me at 720-449-6622. It is worth a conversation.
Christopher Gibson, NMLS #1910430, C2 Financial Corporation, NMLS #135622. Licensed in Washington, Colorado, Texas, Florida, and Michigan.
Retirees get divorced too, and a lot more than they used to. If you are getting divorced and want to keep the house, refinancing your ex off the loan can mean qualifying for a whole new mortgage on one income, which a lot of retirees cannot do. A reverse mortgage offers another way.
Full breakdown, the numbers, and the FAQ: gibsonhomeloans.com/reverse-mortgage-divorce-buyout
In this video I cover how a reverse mortgage can help you:
- Buy out your spouse and keep the house, with no monthly mortgage payment
- Buy your next home after the divorce
- Qualify on your age and equity instead of two incomes
The government-insured HECM is available at age 62 in every state. Proprietary programs start at age 55 in Colorado, Florida, and Michigan, age 60 in Washington, and age 62 in Texas.
Questions about your situation? Call or text me at 720-449-6622. It is worth a conversation.
Christopher Gibson, NMLS #1910430, C2 Financial Corporation, NMLS #135622. Licensed in Washington, Colorado, Texas, Florida, and Michigan.
