Reverse mortgages may be the retirement ticket
Their three grown children had long since moved out. But when Leaman and Judith Harris retired four years ago, they still were living in their home of 20 plus years — 3,700 square feet on a one-acre lot in north Edmond.
The couple downsized last summer to a 2,300-square-foot home in Touchmark at Coffee Creek, a resort-style retirement development in Edmond that offers independent, as well as assisted, living.
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