So you buy in TV, your child comes to visit, there is a time limit they can stay

diskman · 08-10-2007, 02:20 AM

I have heard once you buy in TV if your under 55 child comes to visit, they can't stay for the season only a month and if this is true how many days must they be away before they could visit again for this length of time.
How about the rule if the child is 55 or over?
please someone elaborate.
thank you

chacam · 08-10-2007, 05:34 AM

Our neighbors daughter (mid 20's) lives with them here and is a villages resident. My understanding is that couldn't be done if the child was under 21 or maybe 19. Another neighbor around the corner also has a younger daughter living with him. I think generally that only one person in the house should be over 55 but there are exceptions. But I could be wrong.

Reccer · 08-10-2007, 11:45 AM

The guest passes are made out a month at a time for all guests over 10. If you go in to renew it, typically they won't NOT renew it because they have been here a month. They don't know whether the pass was made out for a month as a convienience in case they go back and forth a lot or if the person was there for the entire 30 days.

Living wise, if the child is over 19 and the parents are at the appropriate age to buy a home here, the child over 19 my live with the parents. Someone who is 19 and over can rent a house in the villages, but not buy.

So you buy in TV, your child comes to visit, there is a time limit they can stay

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