Post 55 communities question - downside?

[snowybirdie]

4. We've tried several

The ones with lots of super duper amenities tend to attract what I call rah, rah folks. People who must fill every hour with constant activities. They tend to run around constantly. It was exhausting. And most residents are very conservative and/or MAGA. Talking to you The Villages. Another one we reluctantly left, had just a few amenities and people were more like us who minded their own business and people were friendly, but not obsessive. Fees can be high to maintain the facilities and can raise at the whim of the company or Board. Important on fixed incomes. And physical problems mean activities can't be used, but have to be paid for. I guess personality can determine if you'll be happy or not. Good luck. We now are in just a regular apartment community and happy