HECM Reverse Mortgage Guides by State
Each state has its own consumer protections, counseling resources, and market dynamics. Find the guide for your state below.
Arizona
Median home value $331,000 · approximately 540,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →California
Median home value $683,000 · approximately 2,100,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Colorado
Median home value $490,000 · approximately 370,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Washington D.C.
Median home value $601,000 · approximately 28,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Florida
Median home value $340,000 · approximately 2,000,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Hawaii
Median home value $840,000 · approximately 72,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Illinois
Median home value $239,000 · approximately 740,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Maryland
Median home value $395,000 · approximately 340,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →North Carolina
Median home value $281,000 · approximately 700,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Ohio
Median home value $193,000 · approximately 840,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Oregon
Median home value $436,000 · approximately 310,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Pennsylvania
Median home value $232,000 · approximately 1,000,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Texas
Median home value $310,000 · approximately 1,400,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Utah
Median home value $480,000 · approximately 155,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Virginia
Median home value $376,000 · approximately 570,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
Read guide →Washington
Median home value $511,000 · approximately 480,000 homeowner households aged 62+.
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