[OrangeBlossomBaby]

So to directly answer the actual questions asked:

Anyone age 19 or older is allowed to purchase a house, and cannot be denied the right to purchase it based on age.

But there are only two ways someone 19-54 years old is allowed to actually live in that house:
1. There is someone age 55 or older living there too

OR

2. They fall within that 20% category of people who are allowed to live in a house in the Villages even though they're under 55.

[Punisher]

I’m also planning on moving to TV as soon as I sell my home in michigan.

[Marathon Man]

Originally Posted by Jazuela

So to directly answer the actual questions asked:

Anyone age 19 or older is allowed to purchase a house, and cannot be denied the right to purchase it based on age.

But there are only two ways someone 19-54 years old is allowed to actually live in that house:
1. There is someone age 55 or older living there too

OR

2. They fall within that 20% category of people who are allowed to live in a house in the Villages even though they're under 55.

Just to be clear. It is 20% of homes. I was recently told that about 7% of homes are occupied by under 55. That means that currently, anyone under 55 can purchase and live in a home.

[NoMoSno]

Originally Posted by pauld315

The family villages do not count as part of The Villages. They were build to provide housing for doctors or other professionals working here. They have no access to the amenities, the MPP's etc in The Villages, They are standalone subdivisions. You do not have to be over 55 to live in the Villages, you just have to be over 19. Theoretically, a 19 year old could buy a house here and live in it as long as they have not gone over the 80/20 rule. Or, a 45 year old couple with kids 21 and 19 could live here also. I personally, don't know why anybody under 55 would want to live here, but that's just me.

Just pointing out the family village located behind Target on 441 does have MMP access.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Punisher

I’m also planning on moving to TV as soon as I sell my home in michigan.

[Velvet]

Great!

[SilverRose]

Originally Posted by birdiebill

I believe there are two villages here that are "family villages, but I do not know for sure.

According to our sales agent, The Villages owns two areas that allow families that include kids under 19 to live there, but they are not considered to be part of The Villages. People in the family areas cannot access The Villages amenities.

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by Jazuela

So to directly answer the actual questions asked:

Anyone age 19 or older is allowed to purchase a house, and cannot be denied the right to purchase it based on age.

But there are only two ways someone 19-54 years old is allowed to actually live in that house:
1. There is someone age 55 or older living there too

OR

2. They fall within that 20% category of people who are allowed to live in a house in the Villages even though they're under 55.

True, and since they are supposedly way under the 20% the second condition you mention applies.

Anyone over 19 can buy here and live here. Heck, they can even rent out rooms in their home to other 19 year olds by the week or whatever since there is no rental restrictions here.