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Single-Family Homes: Everything You Need to Know

December 6, 2021 buy a home, common types, condo or townhome, doesnt share, hoa fees, home buyer, multi family homes, multifamily home, multiple units, parcel of land, pros and cons, real estate agent, residential building, shared walls, single family house, storage space, time home buyers, type of home, units and rent

What do you envision when you think of homeownership? Arriving home to a bustling condo or townhome community and waving to a friendly neighbor in an adjoining unit? Pulling your car into your own home on a parcel of land in the country?  As you think about your perfect home, we’ll also answer this question: […]

What is a PUD and How Does it Differ from Other Types of Housing?

October 29, 2021 buying a home, common areas, hoa dues, hoa fees, home in a pud, homeowners association hoa, living in a pud, mortgage lenders, parks playgrounds, pet ownership, planned unit development pud, planned urban development, private amenities, pros and cons, puds offer, real estate developers, single family homes, stores restaurants, urban areas

What is a PUD? At first glance, you know it has to be an acronym because “PUD” doesn’t give you a clear idea of any specific real estate term. “PUD” stands for “planned unit development.”  A planned unit development (PUD) might offer the best housing option for the right homeowner — particularly homeowners who prefer […]

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