
Earthquake insurance is separately endorsed and can be purchased alongside your standard homeowners/renters policy. This coverage typically excludes damage from floods and tidal waves—even when the flood is related to the earthquake.
Flood insurance is another separate policy offered by many providers. They are specifically designed to protect your home, building contents, and belongings in the event of a flood.
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Expect upfront items like MIP, origination, appraisal, title/escrow, plus interest and ongoing MIP over time. Your net proceeds equal approved funds minus payoff of any existing mortgage and closing costs. We show everything line-by-line before you decide.

Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) for HECM
Origination (lender)
Appraisal & inspection (when required)
Title, escrow, recording
Counseling fee (HECM)
Interest on amounts drawn
Annual MIP (HECM)
Servicing fees (if applicable)
Fixed: Often paired with larger initial draws; less flexibility after closing.
Adjustable: Enables line of credit and growth; rate can move over time.
We model: Principal limit – (existing payoff + closing costs) = net available funds. You choose the payout mix (lump, monthly, LOC). Transparency prevents surprises.
Make the property appraisal-ready (repairs, access, utilities on).
Provide clean title/HOA docs early.
Consider timing if limits/market conditions are shifting.
Ask about lender credits where available.
We provide a one-page table showing gross proceeds, payoffs, fees, and net—plus scenarios for lump vs LOC vs hybrid, so the trade-offs are obvious