JoJo

I can't get the "comments" to open. My computer is acting up.

I am saying that if the comments are from seniors, then they are jealous they don't live here.
And if the comments are from kids, then they are jealous they don't live here too, ditto those in between.

NPR stated that one person in the home has to be 55 or older at time of purchase. Not correct.

Because of federal regulations to prevent age discrimination in communities where federal loans (FHA, VA) are often provided for mortgages, up to 20% of the housing units must be kept available for people under 55, even though it can be billed as an "over 55 age community. Thus age discrimination is avoided at the high end. Thus, age 55 communities can require that no person under the age of 19 live in that community.

Clearly over 55 communities are not for everyone. We have several friends our age that are just not interested for a variety of reasons. For those that like them, they are great. Much like everything else I guess.

One of our friends who just retired mentioned above, recently stayed in a nice home in a Robson (Saddlebrook?) community in AZ, and after actually experiencing the lifestyle, their attitudes are changing and they are now interested.

With age comes wisdom!

I also thought it was an even-handed and informative. I was glad that they did not play the "STD capital of the world" junk.

Aw BobKat,

Those are kind words. But I just gotta tellya, for this ol' boomer, I think it has been a matter of just figuring out that it's time to cut to the chase.

Boomer :smiley:

Everytime I listen I learn something new.

Army Guy