On the House: Good, bad of reverse mortgages
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By Al Heavens Inquirer Real Estate Columnist A few weeks back, I wrote about a National Consumer Law Center study reporting that some of the same people who sold subprime loans now sell reverse mortgages. Even so, there are... [read full story]
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