Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 1796575)

Nothing in the requirements regarding the age of homeowner children in order to own property.

Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 1796576)

Having a young child is not an issue.

Originally Posted by vintageogauge (Post 1796606)

It doesn't say she owns the villa, she may well be a tenant and the owner didn't give a crap about the restrictions.

Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 1796623)

How does one or how did one find out the ages of people in a given house?

Originally Posted by Choro&Swing (Post 1796788)

If children live with their parents or grandparents who own or rent in The Villages, then they aren’t visitors, so the thirty day restriction doesn’t apply. It would apply if, say, people send their kids to The Villages to spend the summer with the grandparents. That’s not allowed beyond thirty days. A huge number of Villagers have grandchildren, and of course they want to be visited. This is why some of the swimming pools here are open to children. What joy to watch kids frolicking in a pool. It brings back old memories. There must be a number of kids who live here all the time, as there are schools here.

I’ve noticed that a large percentage of the crime by people residing in The Villages is done by children of Villagers—but usually grown-up children. Some grown-up children live with a parent to provide care—what a blessing! Some have medical problems that keep them from being able to live alone, such as Down Syndrome. Some move in because they have a hard time holding down a job for various reasons (including drug abuse and drinking problems and a criminal record) and need a place to stay. Sometimes they abuse the parent, and of course plenty of older parents are pretty abusive themselves, at least verbally. I’m sure it must be horrible for owners to have criminal children living with them. They need our support.

Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 1797859)

BS,

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 1797078)

I think he is 8, and has been living here since he was born.