[logline]

Originally Posted by SoCalCpl2

I resent being called a transient.. I have rented for the last 32 years and am not a transient.. Also there are tons of people who rent their entire lives and are not transients...

And since many many people lost their home and possibly their jobs, they might have to rent and that does not make them a transient..

Heck I have met a lot of good people who rent and a lot of a-holes who own...

Best not to look down your nose at anyone lest you end up like them.....

I think you are confusing his usage of the word "transient." It can mean homeless/hobo/bum. But a "transient population" also means people who like to move around a lot:

tran·sient/ˈtranSHənt/
Adjective:
Lasting only for a short time; impermanent.
Noun:
A person who is staying or working in a place for only a short time.
Synonyms:
transitory - passing - fleeting - temporary - momentary

https://www.google.com/search?sclien...Lj7622DA&gbv=2

I think the OP just wants to have neighbors who are going to grow roots and stick around for a long time because those neighborhoods tend to have more of a sense of community pride because everybody knows each other, they have a history, etc.

[bledsoe3]

Originally Posted by NU2LV

I think Mar-a-largo in Summerlin does not allow rentals. When we were looking there wasn't that many 3 bd units. The cost is a little less than of complexes as investor can't buy there.

Mar-A-Lago is close to Summerlin, but it is technically part of Desert Shores.

Originally Posted by MadManofBethesda

That is true for new owners or anyone who bought a condo after that provision was put into its bylaws. However, I believe owners who predate the change are still allowed to rent out there units. Bledsoe owns there so I'm sure he will post the definitive info on that complex.

MMOB is correct. All new owners after 2005 are not suppose to rent their units out. I called the HOA before I purchase my unit and I was told less than 30% of the units were rentals.

[SoCalCpl2]

Originally Posted by logline

I think you are confusing his usage of the word "transient." It can mean homeless/hobo/bum. But a "transient population" also means people who like to move around a lot:

tran·sient/ˈtranSHənt/
Adjective:
Lasting only for a short time; impermanent.
Noun:
A person who is staying or working in a place for only a short time.
Synonyms:
transitory - passing - fleeting - temporary - momentary

https://www.google.com/search?sclien...Lj7622DA&gbv=2

I think the OP just wants to have neighbors who are going to grow roots and stick around for a long time because those neighborhoods tend to have more of a sense of community pride because everybody knows each other, they have a history, etc.

Ahh perhaps I did misunderstand.. He will just have to gauge the community he wants to live in.. I have seen some Apartment and condo communities that almost all of the residents were long termers......