South Carolina § 29-4-40 Reverse mortgage loans authorized without regard to certain provisions for other types of mortgage transactions.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 29-4-40 — Reverse mortgage loans authorized without regard to certain provisions for other types of mortgage transactions.

South Carolina § 29-4-40

Title 29MORTGAGES AND OTHER LIENS

Ch. 4REVERSE MORTGAGES

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S.C. Code Ann. § 29-4-40 (2026).

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Reverse mortgage loans may be made or acquired without regard to the following provisions for other types of mortgage transactions:

(1)limitations on the purpose and use of future advances or any other mortgage proceeds;

(2)limitations on future advances to a term of years, or limitations on the term of credit line advances;

(3)limitations on the term during which future advances take priority over intervening advances;

(4)requirements that a maximum mortgage amount be stated in the mortgage;

(5)limitations on loan-to-value ratios;

(6)prohibitions on balloon payments;

(7)prohibitions on compounded interest and interest on interest;

(8)interest rate limits under the usury statutes; and (9) requirements that a percentage of the loan proceeds must be advanced prior to loan assignment.

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Reverse mortgage loans may be made or acquired without regard to the following provisions for other types of mortgage transactions: (1) limitations on the purpose and use of future advances or any other mortgage proceeds; (2) limitations on future advances to a term of years, or limitations on the term of credit line advances; (3) limitations on the term during which future advances take priority over intervening advances; (4) requirements that a maximum mortgage amount be stated in the mortgage; (5) limitations on loan-to-value ratios; (6) prohibitions on balloon payments; (7) prohibitions on compounded interest and interest on interest; (8) interest rate limits under the usury statutes; and (9) requirements that a percentage of the loan proceeds must be advanced prior to loan assignment.