State-Specific Guide
Reverse Mortgages in Arizona
By Adam Heaney · Licensed in Arizona
Arizona is a popular retirement destination, and many Arizona homeowners are exploring reverse mortgages as part of their retirement planning. With relatively affordable home values compared to coastal states and a large retiree population, reverse mortgages serve an important role in Arizona’s housing landscape.
Arizona Property Tax Considerations
- Senior Valuation Protection: Arizona provides property tax assistance to seniors through programs like the Senior Property Valuation Protection Program, which can limit property tax increases.
- Low Property Taxes: Arizona generally has lower property taxes than the national average, which means lower ongoing obligations for reverse mortgage borrowers.
- Homestead Exemption: Arizona has a homestead exemption of $250,000 for primary residences, which protects equity in the event of bankruptcy.
What Arizona Families Should Know
- Arizona’s warm climate makes it a popular destination for aging-in-place strategies
- Lower property taxes reduce the ongoing compliance burden for reverse mortgage borrowers
- Many Arizona seniors have children in neighboring California who are involved in financial decisions
Questions About Reverse Mortgages in Arizona?
Adam Heaney is licensed in Arizona and has 28 years of experience helping Arizona families navigate reverse mortgages.
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