Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

To the best of my knowledge, the park manager who told you that they "had to allow some disabled people into the park," is wrong. If a park is properly an age 55 or older community, there is no exception to the requirement that one of the homeowners/primary occupants be over the age of 55. Even if you are disabled, that does not excuse you from the requirement that you be 55 or older to live in the community. The second park manager is correct - you cannot legally buy in that park until you turn 55, or if you buy the home with AND live in the home with someone over the age of 55. There is no ability to force them to let you live there while you are 43.

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