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Turn a portion of your home equity into tax free cash without selling your home. Designed for Ontario homeowners aged 55 and older.
Our team explains the details clearly and helps you compare your available options.
Tell us about the homeowners, the property, and your financial goals.
We assess the home value and explain suitable lenders, amounts, costs, and terms.
Receive approved funds as a lump sum or through an available payment option.

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Available funds depend on factors such as age, property value, location, and the type of home.
A reverse mortgage can provide access to home equity while allowing you to continue living in your home.
Homeowners use reverse mortgage funds for many different priorities.
Consolidate eligible debts and reduce pressure on monthly cash flow.
Make the home safer, more accessible, or better suited to aging in place.
Add flexibility for everyday expenses, travel, or unexpected costs.
Provide financial support for loved ones when it matters most.
Plan for care, mobility needs, or other health related expenses.
Keep funds available for future needs and greater peace of mind.
A Burke specialist can explain your options, costs, and obligations without pressure.
Book Free Consultation →Yes. You retain ownership and remain responsible for obligations such as property taxes, home insurance, and maintaining the property.
Reverse mortgages generally do not require regular monthly mortgage payments while you remain in the home and meet the loan conditions.
The amount depends on factors including the homeowners’ ages, property value, location, property type, and the lender’s criteria.
It is generally repaid when you sell the home, move out permanently, or the last borrower dies. Specific terms vary by lender.
Funds are generally tax free and may not affect income tested benefits, but you should confirm your personal situation with an appropriate financial or tax professional.
Start online or speak with a reverse mortgage specialist.