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		<title>By: obppr</title>
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The larger the loan becomes the more the banks will be owed. This simply means that your equity will shrink over time. Therefore when your father passes away you will inherit a smaller portion of the homes value. If you are the majority shareholder, you can opt to keep the home but will be forced to pay off the loan.</description>
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<p>The larger the loan becomes the more the banks will be owed. This simply means that your equity will shrink over time. Therefore when your father passes away you will inherit a smaller portion of the homes value. If you are the majority shareholder, you can opt to keep the home but will be forced to pay off the loan.</p>
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		<title>By: Carter</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 10:38:59 +0000</pubDate>
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Hi,

If you are a legal heir, you will be asked to pay. If not, the mortgage company will initiate steps to repossess the house. You will have to take a decision depending on your financial circumstances and willingness to retain the home. It&#039;s better to consult an expert. Checkout  for some useful info and tips. Good luck!</description>
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<p>Hi,</p>
<p>If you are a legal heir, you will be asked to pay. If not, the mortgage company will initiate steps to repossess the house. You will have to take a decision depending on your financial circumstances and willingness to retain the home. It&#8217;s better to consult an expert. Checkout  for some useful info and tips. Good luck!</p>
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If your father is the one who has the reverse mortgage, then yes, you would be required to pay the money back (usually, the house would be sold to pay it off).

Here is information from AARP about reverse mortgages:

Additional information from the FTC:

I hope this helps.</description>
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<p>If your father is the one who has the reverse mortgage, then yes, you would be required to pay the money back (usually, the house would be sold to pay it off).</p>
<p>Here is information from AARP about reverse mortgages:</p>
<p>Additional information from the FTC:</p>
<p>I hope this helps.</p>
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