Can your Home help you with Retirement?
October 06, 2014 by Tim Turner | Leave a CommentWe get emails and calls all the time from people asking whether their home can be used to help with retirement…
Specifically you have several options:
– selling your home and downsizing to a smaller place, possibly in a state with no income taxes
– getting a reverse mortgage that you can use to help ends meet in retirement; this should be used as a last resort
– consider having a renter by renting out your basement or spare bedroom.
There are definitely pros and cons to these different options.
Check out these resources:
https://www.torrid-tech.com/community/index.php/can-your-home-help-you-with-retirement/
“Using Your House for Income in Retirement” – comes from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
Do you know anyone who has used their home to help with retirement?
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