Alan Ross- Revolution Mortgage

09/01/2026

Retirement can feel very different when a large monthly housing payment is part of the budget.

For some homeowners 62 and older, a reverse mortgage may provide a way to pay off an existing mortgage and remove that required monthly principal and interest payment.*

The question isn't simply, “Can I get a reverse mortgage?”

It's “Would changing my housing expense improve my overall retirement plan?”

That's a conversation worth having.

*Borrowers must continue to meet loan obligations, including property taxes, homeowners insurance and maintaining the home.

08/30/2026

Retirement looks different for everyone, which means the solution should too.

Sometimes the conversation is about staying in your current home. Sometimes it's about purchasing the next one. Sometimes it's simply understanding how the equity you've built fits into the bigger financial picture.

My job is to help you understand the available options so you can decide what makes sense for you.

08/27/2026

For someone who has spent decades building equity in their home, that equity can become another resource to consider when planning for retirement.

It might mean eliminating an existing mortgage payment, creating additional financial flexibility, making improvements to stay in the home longer, or simply having another option available.

A reverse mortgage isn't right for everyone. The important thing is understanding what your home equity can—and can't—do for you.

08/24/2026

There’s no single “right” way to use a reverse mortgage.

Some homeowners want additional monthly cash flow. Others want access to a line of credit for future needs. Others have a specific use for their equity today.

The important part is matching the strategy to YOUR retirement goals—not the other way around.

Swipe through the three examples, then let’s talk about what might make sense for you.

08/21/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions about a reverse mortgage is that there’s only one way to access your equity.

There are actually several options, and the right one depends on what you want your home equity to accomplish for you.

Have questions? That’s exactly what I’m here for.

08/19/2026

We live in a city that's known around the world for gems and minerals—but here's my question for Tucson locals:

Have you ever actually visited our Gem & Mineral Museum?

It's inside the historic Pima County Courthouse downtown and has everything from Arizona minerals and gemstones to fossils and meteorites.

Sometimes the places we overlook are the ones sitting right in our own backyard.

Have you been?

Welcome The University of Arizona Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum is dedicated to providing public education and the preservation of its natural history collection. Serving the research needs of professionals, students and collectors, the collection is worldwide in scope while emphasizing minera...

08/17/2026

“What happens to my home when I’m gone?”

It’s an important question—and one I encourage families to discuss before making any decisions about a reverse mortgage.

Your heirs have options. Understanding those options ahead of time can make planning much easier for everyone involved.

08/14/2026

You don’t have to figure out whether you qualify for a reverse mortgage on your own.

A quick conversation can help determine what options may be available, what the numbers could look like, and—most importantly—whether it actually makes sense for your retirement plan.

Give me a call and we’ll take a look.

08/12/2026

08/12/2026

Twenty-seven years is a long time to earn a community's loyalty.

Roma Imports has been serving Tucson since 1999, and a recent local story highlighted something I think longtime Tucsonans already know: places like this become more than businesses. They become part of the fabric of a city.

If you've been there, what's your go-to order?

Roma Imports has brought Italian food to Tucson since 1999. Now the mother-daughter owners are navigating tariffs while keeping prices steady.