Reverse mortgage by state

Rules and loans for reverse mortgages, state by state

For any state you pick, the page explains its reverse mortgage law, relief on property taxes for older owners, who licenses lenders there, and the top lenders and counties for HUD-insured loans.

• Alabama 204 insured loans
• Alaska 15 insured loans
• Arizona 997 insured loans
• Arkansas 134 insured loans
• California 3,697 insured loans
• Colorado 915 insured loans
• Connecticut 245 insured loans
• Delaware 93 insured loans
• District of Columbia 28 insured loans
• Florida 1,845 insured loans
• Georgia 634 insured loans
• Hawaii 95 insured loans
• Idaho 364 insured loans
• Illinois 353 insured loans
• Indiana 343 insured loans
• Iowa 87 insured loans
• Kansas 99 insured loans
• Kentucky 146 insured loans
• Louisiana 136 insured loans
• Maine 143 insured loans
• Maryland 368 insured loans
• Massachusetts 455 insured loans
• Michigan 410 insured loans
• Minnesota 215 insured loans
• Mississippi 68 insured loans
• Missouri 235 insured loans
• Montana 133 insured loans
• Nebraska 90 insured loans
• Nevada 433 insured loans
• New Hampshire 110 insured loans
• New Jersey 620 insured loans
• New Mexico 180 insured loans
• New York 619 insured loans
• North Carolina 806 insured loans
• North Dakota 13 insured loans
• Ohio 455 insured loans
• Oklahoma 147 insured loans
• Oregon 509 insured loans
• Pennsylvania 588 insured loans
• Rhode Island 91 insured loans
• South Carolina 465 insured loans
• South Dakota 56 insured loans
• Tennessee 666 insured loans
• Texas 1,570 insured loans
• Utah 657 insured loans
• Vermont 34 insured loans
• Virginia 604 insured loans
• Washington 861 insured loans
• West Virginia 42 insured loans
• Wisconsin 185 insured loans
• Wyoming 59 insured loans