Adam Ennabe outlines Access Home Lending’s wholesale reverse mortgage plans

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HousingWire reports that Access Home Lending is pursuing a wholesale strategy to bring reverse mortgages into broader use through the broker channel. The company sees an opening to normalize a product that has historically occupied a niche corner of the market, betting that broker distribution can expand its reach beyond the typical borrower profile.

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