Can my reverse mortgage lender refuse to continue/renew my current property tax loan? 

Hi, My lender, Wells Fargo, is telling me that they can not continue/renew my current loan that they had advanced for property taxes that were due. They have informed me that, unless I repay the full balance, they will begin foreclosure proceedings on my home now. I am told that HUD XX/XX/2015 issued new rules to lenders affecting reverse mortgage loans. Specifically, in my case, I now no longer meet the " XXXX '' requirement ; I am told that I am at XXXX %. 

I am XXXX years old and do n't want to lose my home. My husband XXXX last year, he was XXXX and had XXXX XXXX. We have never been late on any payments to Wells Fargo, and I can comfortably meet all my expenses, including the payment that I make to Wells Fargo for back property taxes each month. 

This change of rules came as a total surprise. I hate to say this, but I feel that I have been misled, unwittingly perhaps. To their credit, Wells Fargo has assigned a financial counselor to my case, XXXX XXXX, which I appreciate. I am told by XXXX XXXX, this HUD rule change is not only a problem for me but also pertains to many other seniors in our country who have property tax and/or home insurance advances from their lenders. I suspect that many of these seniors are not able to speak up for themselves and will, indeed, loose their homes. 
