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I'm still about 5 years away from retiring. I've planning this for years and I got a nice pension. But I'm still worried.

Despite all kinds of planning, one never knows. So what would happen to my house if I can't keep up with the payments after I retire? by rsmartin657 from San Diego, California. Oct 24th 2019 Reply


Ken Dunn (loanman)
#18 ranked lender in Idaho - 43 contributions

You should either find more retirement income, downsize or move, or continue employment as your mortgage obligation will need to be paid. You have options now because you are employed and most likely have fair credit.

Oct 24th 2019
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Joe Metzler (JoeMetzler)
#17 ranked lender in Minnesota - 4,843 contributions

Generally speaking, most people would simply sell, cash out, and either buy something a lot smaller, or rent, as opposed to just letting it go into foreclosure. Before you get into any money issues, you could always look into a reverse mortgage.

Oct 24th 2019
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Dave Skow (daveskow)
#1 ranked lender in Washington - 455 contributions

best to sell the home if you arent able to keep up with payment ...another idea/ option would be to consider a reverse mortgage

Oct 28th 2019
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