Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Why make somthing a problem, that isn't?
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#32
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The original question was about a family with school aged children moving into one of the villages built by the developer.
It has been clarified that they were referring to the three family communities built by the developer. These communities are NOT part of the villages. I think this thread has gotten off topic. |
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At the several open houses I have attended in TV (for both new and pre-owned homes) I have posed this question to an agent (I'm single, no kids, over 50, not yet 55), can I buy a home in TV? For pre-owned homes, I was told no problem since I'm not buying directly from The Villages, I'm buying from a previous owner. For new construction I would have to get approval from The Villages management to purchase in TV, but since I have no kids and only a couple of years shy of turning 55, it would not be a problem. All of the agents I spoke to said that TV's management does monitor the 80/20 ratio, and that TV is not close to having 20% of the residents under 55 (at least that was the situation as of last October). But unless I win the lottery I will more than likely be at least 55 before I can purchase in TV.
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You are going to be a plus to this wonderful place.
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I was never interviewed. The only time I ever put my birthday on anything was when I got my Resident ID.
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That's because you bought a resale.
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I had a co worker , married and 52 years old buy a home here a couple of years ago. It was a new house that he had built.
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Gracie's right on this one
My mother-in-Law has lived here and also works for the villages (19 yrs) the family sections can not use OUR amenities. You are right Gracie.
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We bought a resale and also were never asked our age. We are 48 and 44. I know of a 28 year old that owned a home here. Parents passed away and she assumed ownership. She has since sold it and moved on.
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I would guess it would be no more fun for her than for most of us to live in a college dorm. It is nice to be with ones peers.
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I plan on staying that way mentally forever
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As far as being 44 and 48, there is no problem as long as The Villages approves it and they stay under the 20% cap. Of course owning a home here does not mean that you are a resident. For example, you could own the home and rent it to people who are over 55. Or, you could remain a resident of another state and use your Villages home as a vacation home. Another possible scenario is that one spouse is over 55 and the other is under 55. They have two over 18 yo children from a previous marriage living with them. The spouse who is over 55 passes away. Do the souse and children have to move out even though they own the home?
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I didn't see yours.
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