The acreage I own was part of a 120 acre ranch just the main home place. The other plots were sold off. The lady then had the 120 subdivided so her kids could all get 10-15 acres to put homes on. She sold the old home and 40 acres separate as it was on it's own well. Should have done fine after that but after putting in a small home and garage and gifting to much money to family her income was insufficient for her lifestyle. She got a reverse.mortage to supplement her income. When she died her son found out that her estate was gone if they didn't cough up 170k to keep the house. He had power of attorney and after laying it on the line to the rest of the family he sold the place in a hurry to come out a little ahead of it being repossessed. If you have family make them earn and borrow their own money if you want to leave an estate to heirs never get a reverse mortage. Pretty God damn simple no matter what QUIGLEY says..mb
" Cheapest velocity in the world comes from a long barrel and I sure do like them. MB "
