
REVERSE MORTGAGE INFORMATION
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Lyn R. Link was immediately hooked on reverse mortgages after attending one of the first U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) meetings in Washington, D.C. in 1989. As a Senior Vice President for one of the largest home health care agencies in the Washington/Baltimore area, Lyn was searching for a way to assist senior adults who could not afford in-home health care. At that first HUD meeting, he recognized the potential to help seniors and began working in coordination with HUD to encourage financial institutions to offer the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) program. Shortly thereafter, Lyn relocated to the Oklahoma City area to open and manage a very successful regional office for a major reverse mortgage lender. Lyn created one of the first originator, processing, and marketing manuals in the industry. As a top producer, he has originated over a thousand reverse mortgages and has worked with some of the largest reverse mortgage lenders in the industry. During Lyn’s combined 25 years marketing to and working with senior adults, he has gained invaluable knowledge and experience. He has consulted with top lenders and has trained well over 700 professionals. Lyn has been featured in prominent newspapers and magazines, and has appeared on TV and radio talk shows nationwide. |
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| Remembrance
At 9:02 am on April 19, 1995, 168 people died in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. On that Wednesday and at that time, as we would every week, my wife and I were scheduled to drop off our HECM application packages for HUD endorsement. We would normally park in the exact area where the Ryder truck with explosives was parked and exploded. We lost our great friends in the HUD office that day, and there is no doubt in my mind that we both would have died too, leaving our children orphans. But by God’s grace, a stomach virus caused our lives to be spared. Please take a minute to remember all those who were killed on that tragic day, and visit the online memorial |
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