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Originally Posted by Indydealmaker
I stand corrected. I should have restricted my criteria to The Villages. Your previous community must have had their hands full when owners' estates included under age heirs.
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It was small compared to the communities in FL. It was actually (one of many) age-restricted developments within an otherwise "normal" city. They had rules in place to cover all contingencies, and the HOA board of directors would meet and vote on unique issues on a case by case basis. But their rules were very stringent and I'm sure, complicated. They employed an attorney to oversee the decisions of the HOA to ensure they were consistent and legal. But when it came to buying and selling, it was pretty straight forward.