Originally Posted by quidam65

He visited TV before writing Leisureville. And during his prior visit (as mentioned in his book) he openly admitted he violated one of the covenants (parking on the street instead of the driveway).

In his book he openly opposes age-restricted communities (except for assisted living facilities). He has a view that people have a "collective responsibility" to others and would like to see more public funding of the types of housing he believes to be appropriate (i.e., taxpayers should pay for his utopia whether we want to or not).