Reverse Mortgage Calculator for Arizona Homeowners

Estimate how much home equity may be available through an FHA-insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) for your Arizona home. Adjust the details below to see how age, home value, expected rate, your current mortgage and estimated costs affect the result.

Built from HUD factors Uses HUD’s published HECM principal-limit factors and the 2026 FHA maximum claim amount.

Enter your details

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Standard HECM estimates begin at age 62.
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Use a recent, realistic estimate of market value.
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Existing property liens generally must be paid at closing.
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This is not a quoted rate; your lender calculates the official expected rate.
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Illustrative allowance for origination, appraisal, title and other closing costs. The calculator adds FHA’s 2% upfront mortgage-insurance premium separately.

What this estimate includes

The result starts with the lesser of your home value or the 2026 FHA HECM maximum claim amount of $1,249,125. It then applies HUD’s published principal-limit factor for the age and illustrative expected rate you entered, before subtracting the mortgage payoff and estimated costs.

It is a planning estimate

This calculator is educational—not an offer, approval, commitment to lend or guaranteed proceeds figure.

Final proceeds may differ

An appraisal, current rates, counseling, financial assessment, property eligibility, set-asides and the payment plan can change the amount available.

Homeowner obligations continue

You must occupy the home as your principal residence, maintain it, and keep property taxes, homeowners insurance and applicable property charges current.

How reverse mortgage proceeds may be received

The amount and timing depend on the HECM product and payment plan selected. Mark can compare the available structures using current rates and your final loan figures.

Line of credit

Draw eligible funds when needed. An unused adjustable-rate HECM credit line may grow over time under the program terms.

Monthly advances

Receive scheduled advances for a chosen term or, under a tenure plan, while an eligible borrower occupies the home and meets the loan requirements.

Single disbursement

Take an eligible fixed-rate lump sum at closing, subject to HUD’s initial-disbursement rules and mandatory obligations.

Combination plan

Combine scheduled advances with a line of credit when an available adjustable-rate option supports both.

Important: If an eligible non-borrowing spouse is younger than the youngest borrower entered, a lender must use the appropriate HUD factor. The first-year figure applies HUD’s initial-disbursement framework—the greater of 60% of the initial principal limit or mandatory obligations plus 10% of that limit, capped at the principal limit—then subtracts the estimated obligations shown. HUD-approved counseling is required for an FHA-insured HECM.

Methodology: HUD HECM principal-limit factors and 2026 maximum claim amount · CFPB reverse mortgage guidance