[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by jimbomaybe

..........., never took the trouble to research , ...........

no one can look for you.............it's easy.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by jimbomaybe

Seems there is always a way around any deed restriction, or just ignore it .If I remember right someone posted that you are not to park in the street over night, not to park in the driveway over night, never took the trouble to research , but not far from me there some one (?) has two cars in the driveway and three in the street as a regular thing, no idea who many people are living there

You remember wrong. I don't know of any rule that says you can't park in your own driveway overnight. I DO know there are a couple of courtyard villa neighborhoods with folks living in them, who tell new residents they're not allowed to do that. But that's because they're nosy intrusive neighbors who want to "train" their new residents to comply with rules that don't exist.

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

You remember wrong. I don't know of any rule that says you can't park in your own driveway overnight. I DO know there are a couple of courtyard villa neighborhoods with folks living in them, who tell new residents they're not allowed to do that. But that's because they're nosy intrusive neighbors who want to "train" their new residents to comply with rules that don't exist.

Translation= A Karen.....or what Community Standards calls it, a regular Tuesday with anonymous reporting!

[robstarzxc]

Originally Posted by Battlebasset

We purchased here when we were 54. The way it was explained to us was that as long as you met the requirements of a person 55 or over (no underage children), you could purchase here.

I have seen some in our neighborhood where their adult child lives with them, and sometimes they have a child (single mother situation) for a brief period of time until they can find a place, get job/childcare, etc. I for one like seeing younger people/kids and as long as they aren't causing problems, I really don't care.

I'm more annoyed by the old people, like the ones I saw at the Brownwood square last Friday night, smoking pot in their golf cart parked at the square, stinking up the place. It's people like this, who can't just do it in the confines of their house, that will make me vote against legalizing it in November.

I would assume were all old enough to remember the awful smell of cigarettes at restaurants, bars, and other public buildings. That being said, we all seemed to survive. I personally hate the smell of many things but realize were outside and we cant ban everything. So if I don't like the smell of something I relocate. For example, perfume in my option there should be a legal limit. Life is to short to let little things annoy you, Just my 2 cent

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by bperella

My daughter was interested in buying a new build at age 44. The agent "applied" and we were told she was refused. We were told we could buy it (well over 55) and after 1 year transfer ownership to her. Effectively a resale.

I'll take "Things that never happened" for $500, Alex.