In 2024, there were 34 active reverse mortgage loans in Malheur County, Oregon. The average home value in Malheur County is $302,860.65.

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Reverse Mortgage Loans in Malheur County

Malheur County, located in Oregon, is a vibrant region known for its rich agricultural heritage and beautiful natural landscapes. While the population of Malheur County is not known, it is famed for its fertile farmlands and diverse wildlife. The county experiences a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters, making it ideal for crop cultivation. Historically, Malheur County played a significant role in the Oregon Trail, serving as a prominent stop for settlers heading west. Today, the county continues to be a hub for agriculture, particularly in the production of onions, potatoes, and sugar beets. For seniors in Malheur County looking to supplement their income, exploring a reverse mortgage could be a beneficial option given the average home value of $302,860.6471, average property tax of $1,982.225882, and the average interest rate of 0.05335588235, making it a valuable asset for financial planning in retirement.

Reverse Mortgage Loan Origination in Malheur County

Reverse Mortgage Home Values in Malheur County

Reverse Mortgage Interest Rates Malheur County

There are approximately 34 active reverse mortgage loans in Malheur County. The average interest rate in Malheur County is 7.44% for reverse mortgages. The average maximum claim amount (the lesser of the appraisal or lending limit), among reverse mortgage borrowers, in Malheur County was $265,000.00 in 2024.

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Note that our loan origination data will not exactly match FHA’s HECM portfolio snapshot. This discrepancy occurs because FHA’s reports are limited to loans endorsed by FHA (i.e. HECMs only). We use a series of custom data criteria that make it possible to identify all reverse mortgages: HECMs, proprietary, and even single-purpose reverse mortgages.

Jumbo Reverse Mortgage in Malheur County, OR

With the average home value of $265,000.00, you may be wondering about the opportunities for jumbo loans.

The FHA has increased the HECM lending limit to $1,209,750 for 2025. If your property is valued above the HECM lending limit, you may be eligible for additional proceeds through the HomeForLife jumbo reverse mortgage.

Reverse Mortgage Refinance (HECM to HECM) in Malheur County

It might make sense to refinance your reverse mortgage. There are many situations where refinancing could be very beneficial to you:

• You want to get more cash out because your home value has increased substantially
• You want to pay less in interest by obtaining a lower interest rate
• You want to add a loved one to the reverse mortgage

As a bonus, South River Mortgage can sometimes provide multiple benefits at once, depending on the situation. There have been cases where we can help secure a lower interest rate and additional cash. In some cases, we have been able to do all three benefits: lower rate, more cash, and adding a son or daughter onto the mortgage.

South River Mortgage can help you refinance your reverse mortgage. Get a quote today »

Reverse for Purchase (HECM for Purchase) in Malheur County

You can now purchase a home with a reverse mortgage in {county}, OR. The reverse for purchase lets homebuyers purchase the home and get a reverse mortgage in a single transaction. The requirements for a reverse for purchase are very similar to the traditional reverse mortgage program.

Purchasing a home with a reverse mortgage has many benefits:

• No monthly mortgage payment (although you’d still be responsible for property taxes and homeowner’s insurance)
• The home being purchased would meet HUD’s property requirements or minimum property standards (this helps keep the home safe for occupants)

Learn what your down payment would be using our Reverse for Purchase calculator. Or, get pre-approved today »