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Reverse mortgage in Minnesota

In Minnesota, HUD's own loan records show the lenders, where the loans are and the counselors.

According to HUD's HECM data, Minnesota saw 242 reverse mortgages close between September 2025 and August 2026, 1% of the 24,529 nationwide. That share ranks Minnesota 27th most of the 50 states and DC by volume.

Of the total, 13 purchased a home through HECM for Purchase, 20 refinanced an earlier HECM, 1 was fixed rate and 2 hit the $1,249,125 value cap.

Minnesota HECMs compared with national figures

The final two rows come from the calculator.

MinnesotaAgainst all HECMs
HECMs closed2421% of all 24,529
Median home value counted$351,000$89,000 less
Median principal limit$160,160$34,012 less
Principal limit as a share of value42.2%1.2 points lower
Median expected rate5.875%the same
HECM for Purchase5.4%0.1 points lower
Refinanced HECMs8.3%2.6 points lower
Lenders with a loan here18of 34 nationwide
Left after costs at age 70 for a median home with no mortgage$119,456$32,084 less
Usable in the first year at age 70$65,262$18,342 less

Minnesota HECM lenders ranked by loan totals

In Minnesota, 18 lenders sponsored HECMs. The top three lenders made 151 loans out of 242 (62%): Mutual of Omaha Mortgage, Longbridge Financial and Finance of America Reverse. Make a comparison with the national ranking.

RankLenderHECMsShare
15422.3%
2Longbridge Financial4920.2%
3Finance of America Reverse4819.8%
42510.3%
5South River Mortgage166.6%
6Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation104.1%
793.7%
883.3%
9Guild Mortgage72.9%
10Plaza Home Mortgage62.5%

HECMs in Minnesota originated by local lenders and brokers

Minnesota HECM applications were received by 47 companies. Setting the national lenders aside, the highest origination counts came from Cambria Financial Group (15) and Atlantic Avenue Mortgage (9). Nexa Mortgage (6) and Caliver Beach Mortgage (6) came next, then Jay Dacey Mortgage Team (4) and Edge Home Finance (4). Team USA Mortgage (3) and Summit Mortgage (3) originated three each. These counts are of the company that originated each loan, while the ranking above counts the lender that sponsored it, so the two lists are not comparable.

Minnesota HECMs by location

Hennepin County had the most of the 242 loans, with 51, while Dakota had 22. The cities with the highest totals were Minneapolis (16), Saint Paul (11), Apple Valley (6), Rochester (5) and Brooklyn Park (5). City names are the mailing city on each HUD record and can reach into nearby counties, so a city's count need not match the county table.

CountyHECMsShare
Hennepin5121.1%
Dakota229.1%
Ramsey197.9%
Anoka156.2%
Sherburne93.7%
Wright72.9%

In Minnesota, HUD-approved reverse mortgage counselors

Minnesota is home to 8 reverse mortgage counseling agencies listed by HUD, located in 8 cities. Their phone numbers appear in HUD's counselor search page.

CityAgencyHow they counselLanguages
Brainerd, MNLutheran Social Service of Minnesotaphone, in person, videoEnglish
Duluth, MNLutheran Social Service of Minnesotaphone, in person, videoEnglish
Mankato, MNLutheran Social Service of Minnesotaphone, in person, videoEnglish
Minneapolis, MNLutheran Social Service of Minnesotaphone, in person, videoEnglish
Roseville, MNNavicore Solutions-Roseville, Mnphone, in personEnglish, Spanish
Saint Cloud, MNLutheran Social Services/cccs of Duluthphone, in person, video, onlineEnglish
Willmar, MNLutheran Social Service of Minnesotaphone, in personEnglish
Woodbury, MNWashington County Community Development Agencyphone, in person, online, groupEnglish

Property tax relief for older Minnesota homeowners

Minnesota offers the Property Tax Deferral for Senior Citizens, which allows you to defer some of your property taxes. To qualify, you must be 65 or older and have a household income of $96,000 or less. You pay 3% based on your prior-year income, and the state covers the rest with a loan to you. Property Tax Deferral for Senior Citizens | Minnesota Department of Revenue

Based on the HUD HECM portfolio snapshot, with figures from September 2025 through August 2026. Every state.