[lvmensch]

Originally Posted by countonme

okay we will be in touch she does not drive I think she should learn she will be 53 in a few months

We will help convince her she wants to drive. I am much older than she and they will get the car keys only by prying them out of my dead hands. And I have the advantage that my slightly younger wife still drives very well.

You might also think if she has a relative over 55 who is willing to be a titular co-resident for two years. I won't cheat the basic idea but sneaking around the edge a little passes my ethics test.

[longviewJoe]

Originally Posted by lvmensch

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She is too young for the senior places which are the best...but we can get close and she can do that in a few years.

My understanding is most (all?) of the senior places let a certain percentage of under 55 year olds buy. I know we looked at a couple of the new builds out in Summerlin and that was the case.

[lvmensch]

Originally Posted by longviewJoe

My understanding is most (all?) of the senior places let a certain percentage of under 55 year olds buy. I know we looked at a couple of the new builds out in Summerlin and that was the case.

Only on the initial sale. And then they are very careful. Later the HOAs hold the marginal residents to protect the underage spouses of the properly aged owners who pass on. If it is the initial sale you may be able to work it. On the places that have been around a while it will not work.