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“Liv is an absolute joy to work with! She is incredibly skilled and resourceful. She is a creative problem solver who finds ways to offer solutions to put you in the best position possible. She listens well and highly prioritizes the needs of those she works with. She is responsive and acts fast in time sensitive situations. She is not only highly competent and makes sure to get the result you want but also makes you feel cared for throughout the entire process. Plus, she is a total hoot, just so much fun to be around! I give her my highest recommendation!” – Kristin Mauldin

“Liv is a dream to work with, individually and as part of a team. She is sensitive, an attentive listener, and a highly intelligent person who has a talent for considering diverse perspectives. She handles stressful situations with grace. She makes me laugh. She inspires me in a fun way to honor myself, and to push past my limits…” – Mara Schoner

Steve’s Story:

COVID shut down his business. To keep his home and frugal lifestyle, Steve, 78, rented out his other bedrooms, storage space in the garage, spent through his savings, and then maxed his credit cards. Steve’s HECM eliminated his mortgage altogether, and thanks to 20 years of equity in his home, he received both a Lump Sum at Close and a six-figure Revolving Line of Credit**. He’s since paid off all credit cards and has enough space in the garage for his new (used) truck.

Jeri’s Story:

As a botanist, Jeri, 72, was driving from North San Diego County into Mexico 3 days a week to breed roses. She wanted to retire but didn’t know what she would do with her time—She loved her flowers. Her house was paid in full decades ago and currently valued over $1.7 million. After reviewing the extensive proposal, she realized she qualified for over $750,000—tax free*. These funds allowed her to retire and 1) Travel the world, teaching other botanists her techniques;  2) Help build a custom ADA compliant home for her niece.

Janis’s Story:

After selling her home, Janis, 65, was in the market to buy something closer to her grandchildren; Although those proceeds made a solid down payment, her retirement income did not qualify her for a traditional loan. Her children did not want her to move in with them—to be fair, she did not want to live with them either! Her situation called for a HECM for Purchase. She pays her homeowners insurance annually and property taxes twice a year – and never a mortgage payment.