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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m 36 and childfree and I would LOVE to live in a 55+ community. What a wonderful way to be in a peaceful, quiet place with people with common interests.[/quote] Someone should make a community for singles and DINKs, say ages 35 to 55. I bet there would be huge uptake. [/quote] My other female childless friends, single and not, are clamoring for this.[/quote] I think it would violate Fair Housing Act, since you can not discriminate against a buyer or renter based on the presence of a child. I think places like Leisure World and Laguna Woods get around it by basing the minimum criteria on age to buy (55+ which is typically beyond the child-rearing years), but perhaps there is a statutory carve-out for retirement communities. [/quote] It's interesting because I know several families with elementary aged children and they are 50. The husband is one couple is already 55. The other 3 will be 55 by when their youngest kids are in middle school (7th grade). So this notion that you are done child rearing by 55 may be pushed a bit! One the flip side, my one cousin who had a baby at 20 is a 53 year old grandmother raising her granddaughter after her kid bailed on the job.[/quote]
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