10-25-26 - Home Equity, Holiday Financial Flexibility & Supporting Our Schools with Justin Hamilton, Jen Snider and with Cheryl from Barrett Financial
Podcasts > Is a Reverse Mortgage Right for You? with Cheryl Scheidell
Sunday, October 25, 2026
Cheryl Scheidell discusses reverse mortgage basics, potential retirement cash-flow strategies, second-lien reverse mortgages, and reverse mortgages for purchase. She also shares upcoming Total Wine educational events and welcomes guests from Sunset Ridge PTA to discuss community involvement.
Topics covered
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Understanding reverse mortgages and eligibility
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Potentially eliminating an existing required monthly mortgage payment
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Second-lien reverse mortgages and reverse mortgages for purchase
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Important costs, responsibilities, and questions to consider
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Sunset Ridge PTA's October 30th Trunk or Treat and Fall Festival
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Candy donations, online giving, volunteering, and sponsorship opportunities
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How churches, community organizations, and senior groups can request Cheryl as a speaker
Upcoming educational events
Scottsdale: October 28, 2026 - Total Wine 3p.m.-5p.m.
Tempe: November 17, 2026 - Old Republic Title 11:30-1:30p.m.
Visit ReverseMortgageAndBeyond.com for details and RSVP.
Contact Cheryl Scheidell
Phone: 480-817-4324
Email: [email protected]
Website: ReverseMortgageAndBeyond.com
YouTube: @reversemortgageandbeyond with Cheryl Scheidell
Barrett Financial Group, L.L.C.
Company NMLS #181106
Cheryl Scheidell NMLS #886425
Equal Housing Lender
Guest information
Justin Hamilton — President, Sunset Ridge PTA
Jen Snider - Events Committee Member
For official details about the October 30th events, candy drive, online donations, volunteering, sponsorships, and future activities, consult Sunset Ridge PTA's verified social media pages and official donation information.
https://www.instagram.com/ssrpta/
Mortgage disclosure
This is not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to credit approval and applicable program requirements. Reverse mortgage borrowers remain responsible for property taxes, homeowners insurance, maintenance, and other loan obligations. Loan costs and accrued interest may reduce remaining home equity.
