
Your Local Reverse Mortgage Specialist
Mark Sangster
Senior Loan Officer · NMLS #351484
Serving Summerlin and Greater Las Vegas
Explore whether a reverse mortgage may match your home equity, retirement goals, and plans for staying in your current home or rightsizing into another residence.

Your Local Reverse Mortgage Specialist
Senior Loan Officer · NMLS #351484
Use permitted loan proceeds to help address living expenses, healthcare costs, or other retirement priorities.
Remain in the home and community you enjoy while accessing available home equity.
Access available funds when needed, subject to the loan terms and remaining availability.
Explore buying a new principal residence in Southern Nevada with a reverse mortgage for purchase.

A well-known active-adult community with golf, recreation, and neighborhood amenities.

A guard-gated Summerlin community with homes and amenities designed around active living.
Serving all of Summerlin and nearby Las Vegas communities.
We learn about your home, mortgage, and goals.
Review available structures, potential proceeds, costs, and alternatives.
Mark explains the information clearly and answers your questions.
If it is the right fit, complete counseling, appraisal, underwriting, and closing.
A reverse mortgage generally does not require monthly principal-and-interest mortgage payments. You remain responsible for:

My goal is to help Summerlin homeowners understand their options clearly so they can make an informed decision about their future.— Mark Sangster, NMLS #351484
The amount depends on age, home value, interest rates, existing liens, financial assessment, program limits, and costs.
Social Security and Medicare are generally not needs-based, but retained proceeds may affect some needs-based benefits. Consult the appropriate benefits professional.
The loan is generally resolved through sale of the home, repayment, or another permitted option, subject to program rules and timelines.
Monthly principal-and-interest payments are generally not required, but all taxes, insurance, maintenance, occupancy, and other obligations must be met.
The borrower remains the owner but must comply with the loan terms. Failure to meet required obligations can cause the loan to become due and payable.
Eligible homeowners may use a HECM for Purchase to buy a new principal residence while contributing the remaining required funds at closing.
Your information is not sold or passed to multiple lenders.