North Carolina Reverse Mortgage - What You Need to Know


North Carolina Reverse Mortgage - What You Need to Know

Discover your reverse mortgage options in North Carolina. Whether you own a free-standing suburban home or condominium in the city, you can get the information that you need on reverse mortgages, how to qualify for a reverse mortgages, and where to begin. The more you know the better your chances of getting a great deal.

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Snapshot of North Carolina

9.4 M

Population

$108,300

Median Home Value

69%

Home Ownership Rate

13%

Percent PopulationOver 65

Find Your City to Compare State and National Averages

Location Population Med. Home Value Home Ownership Rate % Population Over 65
USA 307,006,550 $119,600 66% 13%
North Carolina 9,380,884 $108,300 69% 13%
Asheville 72,789 $109,100 57% 18%
Burlington 48,399 $98,100 59% 17%
Cary 112,414 $196,700 73% 5%
Chapel Hill 49,919 $229,100 43% 8%
Charlotte 630,478 $134,300 58% 9%
Concord 62,587 $120,600 68% 11%
Durham 209,009 $126,100 49% 9%
Fayetteville 168,033 $89,300 53% 11%
Gastonia 69,904 $93,000 57% 14%
Goldsboro 38,203 $84,700 43% 14%
Greensboro 236,865 $108,600 53% 12%
Greenville 72,052 $110,200 39% 9%
Hickory 40,583 $125,000 55% 14%
High Point 97,796 $104,200 59% 12%
Huntersville 38,796 $182,800 75% 6%
Jacksonville 69,688 $86,100 39% 5%
Kannapolis 40,223 $84,400 67% 16%
Monroe 30,871 $104,900 56% 11%
Raleigh 356,321 $156,000 52% 8%
Rocky Mount 57,057 $89,700 55% 13%
Salisbury 28,480 $93,800 54% 20%
Wilmington 95,944 $128,400 49% 15%
Wilson 47,380 $94,000 51% 14%
Source U.S. Census Bureau: State and County QuickFacts. Data derived from Population Estimates, Census of Population and Housing, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates, State and County Housing Unit Estimates, County Business Patterns, Nonemployer Statistics, Economic Census, Survey of Business Owners, Building Permits, Consolidated Federal Funds Report
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