She simply needs to declare that she identifies as a 56 year old.

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This is happening in Jacksonville, Florida at a 55+ community. A 28-year-old girl was living there with her father who was ill when he passed. He gave the home to his daughter, and she wants to remain living in the community.. well the HOA has decided to enforce the 55 and over law, and is asking for $1000 from 155 members in the community to sue her to get her out of the neighborhood because she’s 28 years old, not 55+. In my opinion, this is despicable. These HOA‘s have way too much power. This sh!t has to stop.

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Tags: 55+ community hoa Florida jacksonville

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1 +1 MarGarTar 2 hours ago

If she identified as her Chihuahua, she'd be about 145 years old, so no issues.

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2 +1 Theocritus 10 hours ago

HOAs are a thing because you're not allowed to "discriminate" so instead to have a nice place to live you have to set up a community with tons of rules that the problem people aren't going to be able to follow.

2 +1 Oculus_noctis 11 hours ago

I'm sad, and I'm jealous there's another like me doing what I do. The bitch hasn't even got a parent to tell her what time to be home! FUCK HER! GET HER OUT.

4 +1 QuartPlus8oz 11 hours ago

That ugly, manly looking pug gives too much a shit about the more attractive girl's situation than her own.

3 +1 TheYncAteMyBalls 12 hours ago

The mistake was to let under 55s in at all.

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2 +1 kma8675309 12 hours ago

D-O-N-T L-I-V-E in an HOA!

3 +1 marr708 13 hours ago

I would have to see the contract language that was agreed to when the father purchased the home. There must be some sort of transfer clause that can be enforced. As for the chick, you have a tax free profit from the inheritance. Sell the house and go live with people your own age.

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3 +1 tommix1 14 hours ago

Some neighbors= one fat he/she.

1 +1 Cripple 15 hours ago

People don't know they can refuse to sign the HOA.

I used to do house sales closings for a title company.

We were told, rightfully so, as it isn't an notaries' place, that we were never to inform anyone of that. ( among other things)

Most just signed, but I did a few that wouldn't. Of course no real estate agent would say anything to stop the sale, but some sellers would get worried the sale couldn't be recorded, thinking in error that tge HOA had a lien interest.

0 +1 APieceOFGarbage 1 hour ago

@Cripple

if you buy a home in an established HOA neighborhood, agreeing to the covenants and paying dues is mandatory to complete the purchase. However, if an HOA is formed after you already own your home, joining is usually optional. HOAs most definitely have a lien interest and can file one against a property with dues owed and in default.

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4 +1 tommix1 15 hours ago

She should sell the home to the most notorious troublemakers she can find. The other cunt neighbors should buy her out rather than sue.