"fraud undoes everything" Can this undo a mortgage contract if proven within reason?

Fraud cases rise and fall on proof issues. While everyone loves to scream fraud for virtually every unpleasant or disadvantageous contract dispute, it is a very very very hard standard to actually meet for proof at trial. Adding to your situation, if you were a party to the reverse mortgage, you run the risk that YOU get accused of being a participant as going along such an evaluation as a homeowner to GET the money, and then when you can't repay it as agreed, screaming fraud, often causes a great deal of controversy and credibility issues. This is a classic issue with stated loan mortgages, where people would sign off on fake finaincial statements "because they were told to by the broker if they wanted to get the loan" and then later cry foul, when they knew darn well they didn't earn $300,000.00 a year at thier $30,000.00 a year job to buy the 5 bedroom 3 car garage house in a gated community on the water. If you intend to pursue such issues, you REALLY need to do so with a lawyer handling the case to make sure good decisions are made.