For the Best Reverse Mortgage Solutions in Phoenix, Arizona,

Meet Angella Conrard, CRMP

Angella Conrard, CRMP

Retirees in Phoenix, Arizona, Choose Angella Conrard for the Best

Reverse Mortgage Loan Options

Angella Conrard has spent a lifetime being of service to others. Her first career in the wellness industry allowed her to help others heal and discover their best life. Today, she focuses on helping seniors in Phoenix who wish to expand their retirement possibilities with the power of a reverse mortgage.

As a Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional (CRMP), Angella holds the highest level of education and certification for her industry. As a representative of C2 Financial Corporation, she has all reverse mortgage loan products available on the market, which allows her to determine which loan is right for her client.

C2 Financial Corporation is an award-winning BBB A+ rated company headquartered in Southern California.

What is a Phoenix Reverse Mortgage?

Phoenix residents age 62 or older may be able to monetize the equity in their homes without a monthly mortgage payment. A reverse mortgage allows retirees to draw upon home equity for any purpose. Proceeds may be used to modify the property, move to a different location, pay off debt, or for other personal use. Funds may be received through a line of credit, monthly payments (either term or tenure for life), a lump sum, or any combination of the above. Homeowners must live in the home as their primary residence, maintain the home in good operating order and be current on all taxes and insurance.

When a "maturity" event takes place, the loan becomes due. This event could include moving out of the home as a primary residence, selling the property, or passing away. The owner may sell the property or refinance it to a traditional mortgage to repay the loan.

About Phoenix, Arizona

Sunny and warm Phoenix, Arizona, is the state capital and heart of a large metropolitan area known as the Valley of the Sun. Incorporated as a city in 1881, Phoenix tapped into the local canal system to become known for crops such as alfalfa, cotton, citrus, and hay. Back then, their economy was called the "Five Cs" for cotton, cattle, citrus, climate, and copper. In 1912, President William Howard Taft admitted Arizona as the 48^th US state.

For over 40 years, Phoenix grew an average of 4% year after year until the mid-2000s. Today, the city has nearly 1.6 million residents, plus millions more in the surrounding suburbs. The median home price is $436,000. The top industries in the area are real estate, finance and insurance, manufacturing, retail, and health care.

Weather permitting, visitors to Phoenix enjoy high-end spas, shopping, entertainment, and outdoor activities.

If you’re considering a Phoenix reverse mortgage, now is a great time to reach out to Angella Conrard, CRMP. She would love to help you understand and acquire a reverse mortgage. Call 949-439-7030.