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Thousand Oaks Reverse Mortgage
Are you a Thousand Oaks homeowner older than 62? If so, you may want to seriously consider a reverse mortgage in Thousand Oaks to help make your retirement years truly comfortable.
If you purchased your home in or before 2000, your home likely has seen significant appreciation. Trulia.com reports that the median sales price for homes in Thousand Oaks in 2001 was $301,000 and was about $600,000 by fall 2013. The huge run up in home prices in the mid-2000s started in Southern California in late 2000 or 2001, so if you bought your home prior to 2000, you appreciation could be huge.
Many people move to California for retirement. If you live in Thousand Oaks and take out a reverse mortgage you can live very comfortably in a place most people can only dream of. If you have addition for questions on Thousand Oaks Reverse Mortgages click here.
Thousand Oaks is a great example of a master-planned community. Incorporated in 1964, most of the home development started in the late 1960s, resulting in – in 2013 – a family-oriented community of 128,000. Thousand Oaks boasts more than 14,000 acres of open space in its surroundings, making it a lovely place to live for those who enjoy the outdoors.
Located just 12 miles from the Pacific Ocean and 90 minutes or so (depending on traffic) from downtown Los Angeles, living in Thousand Oaks during retirement means you can head to Ventura for a seafood lunch and then travel to Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown LA for a performance of the LA Philharmonic.
Michael O’Connor has more than 25 years of experience in helping residents take out a Thousand Oaks reverse mortgage on their home. He and his reverse mortgage experts at TeamOConnor.com are here to ensure you understand the entire process and to help make it go as quickly and smoothly as possible.
Contact Michael at Michael@teamoconnor.com or call him in his office at 805-409-0554.
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