Reverse Mortgages Designed for America's Veterans
You've spent a lifetime serving your family—and for many, serving our country. A Reverse Mortgage can help eligible homeowners age 62+ convert a portion of their home equity into tax-free cash without selling their home or taking on monthly mortgage payments.*
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Many veterans enter retirement with significant home equity but rising monthly expenses. A reverse mortgage may help provide greater financial flexibility while allowing you to remain in the home you've worked hard to own.
Turn your home's equity into tax-free funds that can help cover everyday living expenses.*
Continue living in the home you love while accessing available equity.
Free up monthly cash flow by paying off an existing mortgage with reverse mortgage proceeds when applicable.*
Use your funds for healthcare, home improvements, travel, emergency expenses, or simply enjoy a more comfortable retirement.
If you meet these core requirements, you may be eligible to convert a portion of your home equity into tax-free cash. Our Marine Corps Veteran leadership is here to help you explore your options with zero sales pressure.
Are age 62 or older
Own your home or have significant equity
Live in the home as your primary residence
Meet standard HUD requirements
Maintain property taxes, insurance, and home maintenance obligations
As a Veteran-Owned Mortgage Company led by a Marine Corps Veteran, we understand that every veteran's financial journey is unique.
Whether you're looking to increase monthly cash flow, reduce financial stress, or preserve retirement savings, we'll provide honest guidance every step of the way.
"Our goal isn't to sell you a loan. Our goal is to educate you so you can confidently decide whether a reverse mortgage is the right solution for your retirement goals."

Marine Corps Veteran
Access home equity to help manage medical expenses during retirement. Increase your monthly cash flow to reduce financial pressure without selling your home.


Make accessibility upgrades or renovations so you can comfortably age in place. Keep the home you've worked hard to own while improving it for your future.
Use home equity before drawing down retirement investments. A reverse mortgage can become a strategic part of a broader retirement plan when used appropriately.


As a Marine Corps Veteran and experienced mortgage professional, Brian Faeth believes every homeowner deserves honest answers - not sales pressure. He specializes in helping seniors understand how reverse mortgages work so they can make informed financial decisions with confidence.
Brian takes time to explain every option, answer every question, and create personalized solutions based on each family's retirement goals. Whether you're exploring your options or ready to move forward, Brian is committed to making the process simple, transparent, and stress-free.
We believe every homeowner deserves honest answers—not sales pressure. Our commitment to transparent communication and personalized guidance has helped hundreds of families make confident retirement decisions.
Our low-friction path to discovering if a reverse mortgage fits your retirement strategy.
Complete our quick eligibility form to help us understand your baseline qualifications.
We'll review your goals together and explain every available option without any sales pressure.
If a reverse mortgage makes sense for your situation, we'll guide you through every step securely.
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We believe in education first - not sales pressure. Find straightforward answers to the most common questions about reverse mortgages to help you make an informed decision for your retirement.
While the Department of Veterans Affairs does not offer a reverse mortgage program, veterans may qualify for the federally insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) program if they meet eligibility requirements.
Yes. You remain the homeowner while meeting loan obligations such as property taxes, homeowners insurance, and maintaining the property.
Yes. Your heirs have several options, including keeping the home by paying off the reverse mortgage or selling the property.
No. Reverse mortgage proceeds generally do not affect Social Security or Medicare benefits, though they may affect needs-based programs. Consult your financial advisor for guidance.
Get expert guidance from a Marine Corps Veteran who believes in education first—not sales pressure.
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