Edward Stone
Attorney at Law
&
Senior Loan Officer
435.658.3366

Estate & Tax Considerations

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* This is by no means intended to be a complete description of reverse mortgages. This page is intended to give a litigant an idea of the reverse mortgage process. Do not rely on this page alone for guidance; contact Edward Stone for additional information.

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A reverse mortgage is especially useful in two situations: (1) those who need the money; (2) those who have too much money for estate tax purposes.  A reverse mortgage is an excellent way to avoid estate taxation for those with taxable estates in excess of two million dollars.  A reverse mortgage is a loan due at the time of death, although lenders provide for a reasonable period of time after death for the personal representative of the estate to either sell the home or make other arrangements. With some creative planning, the proceeds of the revrse mortgage can be used to fund certain investments that avoid estate tax and that can also be useful in medicare planning. 


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