Can You Inherit a House in a 55+ Community If You're Under 55?

She moved in to care for her dying father in his 55+ community home. It was always the plan that she'd stay after he passed but the community's deed restrictions say no one under 55 can live there. Now her neighbors are funding a lawsuit to force her out.

We break down this real Jacksonville, FL case to help families understand deed restrictions, HOA covenants, and what to know before a parent buys into (or already lives in) an age-restricted community — especially if you're the one who'll be caring for them.

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