Ep 19 Debunking Reverse Mortgages w/ Jason Eichmiller (part 2)

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Ep. 19 The conclusion of Reverse mortgage discussion. How is this product used as an investment tool and what other ways can someone 62+ can optimize this loan product. Real examples were talked about in this episode, also we asked Jason if he or his family will use reverse mortgages and his personal opinion as to why he believes in the product so much.

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